Hi all,
I was trying last night to start pd from command line with the appropriate
sound card selected.
I tried pd -alsa -alsadev hw:1,0 and also replacing the space between the
soundcard and the -alsadev with a = and :. On every case pd did not recognize
the commands.
I also tried pd
Cheers Frank,
That worked perfectly!
Recently I struggled with the same thing until I discovered the logic
behind the ALSA device numbering. The option to use to select an ALSA
soundcard actually is -alsa -audiodev NUMBER. (I'm not sure if
-alsaadd does anything at all.)
Now how to find NUMBER?
Hallo,
Frank Barknecht hat gesagt: // Frank Barknecht wrote:
Then -alsa -audiodev 1 will open hw:0,
-alsa -audiodev 2 will open plughw:0,
-alsa -audiodev 3 will open hw:1 and
-alsa -audiodev 1 will open plughw:1
The last one should of course read:
-alsa -audiodev 4 will open plughw:1
Ciao
Hallo,
forwinder hat gesagt: // forwinder wrote:
I have used
# pd -alsa -audiodev 3 -alsamidi
pd starts with the audio sorted(thx) but although the alsamidi is selected
one needs to actually open the dialog and hit apply to open the midi ports?
And only then can jack see pd as a possible
