On Thu, 7 Aug 2003, Andrea Glorioso wrote: > >>>>> "emm" == Eduardo Marcel Macan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > emm> That is probably going away when ALSA + JACK becomes the > emm> standard, I think we should start to help their adoption by > emm> the upstream authors of the sound software we use... > > This is not always as simple as it might seem, as JACK per se imposes > quite a different approach to audio applications, which are normally > blocking I/O based. > > libjackasyn by Guenter allows `legacy' audio applications to use Jack > via a LD_PRELOAD trick (Guenter, corrects me if I'm wrong).
Yes, thats correct. You have to start jack with a samplerate of 44100 (libjackasyn does not do samplerate conversion yet): jackd -d alsa -d hw -r 44100 and esd with the jacklaunch command: jacklaunch esd > > Besides, latest ALSA versions have started working on a Jack driver so > that in theory you could connect ALSA output to Jack (I haven't tested > it, so again Guenter or anybody who actually is more knowledgeable > than me should beat me on the head). Yes, but it doen't work full duplex yet, which is a major obstacle for most applications. aplay works fine, though. Guenter
