Daniel James wrote: > Hi Gabriel, > > >>> When jackdmp 1.9.1 was renamed to JACK2 I believed that JACK1 >>> development was giving way to the newer C++ implementation, but that >>> does not appear to be the case now. >>> >> I think he was asking for some manner of libjack-dbg >> package so that he could get a sane backtrace. >> > > Right, but I meant that if we switch back to JACK1, then this bug may > not get followed up. I'm also looking into JACK MIDI to see if we can > satisfy Ralf's timing requirements that way :-) > > Cheers! > > Daniel
Daniel keep in mind that JACK 1 tend to disconnect clients. Not only the 0.109.0 version or what version was infamous for doing this. Someone off-list the jack-devel list last month wrote, that he have been happily using jack2 for quite a while, as jack1 is just like I put it, a merry client disconnector. He added that it also fucks up as soon as some graph glitch occurs. The audio becomes as a result totally distorted and only a server restart fixes it. So no, jack1 is a nogo for him. Unfortunately I get totally distorted results when using JACK2, Qtractor and Rakarrack for the 3.3 alpha and I need to restart all apps too. Dunno if it's currently possible to compile Rakarrack for 3.0 beta. I should try to do it and test if it's for 3.0 the same problem. Cheers! Ralf _______________________________________________ 64studio-devel mailing list 64studio-devel@lists.64studio.com http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-devel
