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I have this into my QJackCtl, tab Execute script after Startup
pactl load-module module-jack-sink channels=2; pactl load-module
module-jack-source channels=2; pacmd set-default-sink jack_out
I have no particular issues.
(Sometimes when I switch on/off the external card Jack can be
unresponsive, so I found this
// JACK is STUCK in D-BUS
Try this from the command line:
pulseaudio --kill
jack_control start
Then when your done do this:
jack_control exit
pulseaudio --start
And sometimes jack wont die, so then do
Get jackd's PID:
ps -aux | grep jackd
kill -9 jacksPID
But typically I've just to do
pulseaudio --kill
jack_control exit
)
Best
-a-
On Mon, 2021-03-29 at 16:49 -0400, [email protected] wrote:
> Hi Sam,
>
> This depends a bit on what Linux distro your student is using and how
> it's configured, but it sounds like JACK is taking control of the
> soundcard, blocking the sound from Pulseaudio.
>
> There's a few different ways to work around this problem, "bridging"
> pulseaudio through JACK.
>
> I think the "KXStudio method" described here might be the easiest
> workaround, basically just install the program called "cadence" and
> configure from the GUI. If that's not working, there's a few other
> configuration-based approaches listed here
>
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PulseAudio/Examples#PulseAudio_through_JACK
>
> For added fun, once this is set up and running, you can route system
> audio through JACK applications... maybe you can add some funny
> effects to your zoom dialogue.
>
> -Brian
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