jackd -d alsa
then start bristol
startBristol -jack -vox
connect the imputs and the outputs from Jack Audio connection Kit
out_left -> playback_1
out_right -> playback_2
ps : now i can remove monobristol from my system and clean all dependencies :)
Saturday, March 05, 2011
bristol tip on !ubuntu !debian use jackd
start jackd with alsa parameter
jackd -d alsa
then start bristol
startBristol -jack -vox
connect the imputs and the outputs from Jack Audio connection Kit
out_left -> playback_1
out_right -> playback_2
ps : now i can remove monobristol from my system and clean all dependencies :)
jackd -d alsa
then start bristol
startBristol -jack -vox
connect the imputs and the outputs from Jack Audio connection Kit
out_left -> playback_1
out_right -> playback_2
ps : now i can remove monobristol from my system and clean all dependencies :)
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Thanks for a very useful tip. I was in the dark about jack/bristol etc. but your advice helped a lot.
Emboldened by this, I tried jack.plumbing as well from the jack.tools package using the rules:
(connect "bristol:out_left" "system:playback_1")
(connect "bristol:out_right" "system:playback_2")
These are saved in the ~/.jack.plumbing file (or /etc/jack.plumbing for system-wide), then start the jack.plumbing daemon with "jack.plumbing" in a terminal. This should create the same mappings as in the tip, that are visible in the qjackctl gui
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