You're right!sletz wrote:Good explanations, but hare are some more points:
- selecting the "Realtime" parameter is important, it configure audio threads to get THREAD_PRIORITY_TIME_CRITICAL priority and this help real-time behaviour of the system
- it's better to use the "start jack when you start QJackCtl" option stince using the start/stop buttons are sometimes buggy
- connections are done by selecting a source and destination in Qjackctl and use the "connect" button (same for disconnection) . See http://qjackctl.sourceforge.net/qjackctl-ss1.html.
For the first point, I turned on the Realtime setting on my pc but I forgot to write it here (sorry).
For the second point, I didn't noticed the bug because I use that option because I'm a bit lazy. My fault not to suggest it here clearly.
For the third... Well, when I wrote the message I had just finished to install it, I didn't yet try routing: as soon I saw the message that jack was running, for me it was ok. I knew about the routing, but I didn't think it was important to say it here because the online doc are good (and I used jack on linux, so I took it foregranted). My fault too. Hoewer, my message was on the "setup" issue more than on the utilization (and English is not my native language, I try to write the less as possible to avoid mistakes
)The intention on the post was to make the point about the setup, collecting the various hints of this thread and organizing them, so my previous post lacks also on the Jack Router asio driver and the routing explanation. But I see you wrote everything i forgot...
(no craches so far , 10-15 m trying), guess is a new way of working i will have to adapt!
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