Peter Geirnaert wrote: > ok this works: I simply changed "/usr/bin/qjackctl" to "killal esd & > /usr/bin/qjackctl" as the "command" in Accesoires >> Alacarte Menu > Editor, for Jack control (Qjackctl). > > I don't have KDE installed but somedays ago i started changing the > look and feel of Gnome, and experimented (but didn't finish) with some > things that I forgot about by now, it wasn't a really good idea ... > > so now if i have this problem again, I'll try "killall esd" or if that > doesn't work, "alsa force-reload" > > thanks > > ;-) > P > > On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 7:14 PM, Ralf Mardorf > <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote: > > Try this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=221534. :) >
You have to thank Olson, the origin Ubuntu Studio founder for this trick. I never was a fan of Mark Shuttleworth and I hop you read the beginning of Olson's thread Why I am going back to Debian <http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=307243>. Also interesting http://www.linux-studio.org/news.php?extend.3, I also just read the beginning of this interview. Cinelerra seems to be back in the backports, my repository for Cinelerra has been Harley's repository. All this makes me say a second time for today; Thank you 64 Studio people for your distro :). If Olson's trick won't work, please check out what will happen, if you make your soundcard hw:1, like the way, I wrote about before I give you the link to Olson's trick. It would be better if anybody has a solution to solve the problem, instead of doing a trick.
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