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milo wrote:

deepakdeshp wrote:

milo wrote:
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Thank you. That did it. I am able to play a file through Audacious when the setting is for Jack.

I have been trying to do this for months but your instructions made me do it. I am thankful.I never used any converter. Yet using Jack I was able to get sound to my built in speakers.

One other detail: Audacious won't play a file that is not at the same sample rate at what JACK is running. Most of your audio files are probably in 44.1 KHz, so make sure JACK is running at 44.1 before trying to play a file in Audacious. There is a workaround for this within Ardour, an extension th...

I installed audacious and can play a file through it which is audible on my built in speakers. When I start qjackctl, I cant hear it playing. After starting qjackctl when I hit connect button , I see following figure. I want to connect qjackctl to audacious as you have done but I dont know how to do...

Like @d.healey said: there ain't such a thing as the best distro. You can pretty much install any Linux application in any Linux distro. Everything is in a repository on the internet. What I do recommend though is a long term support (LTS) version of a distro. I think you should not yet compare mus...

I don't believe there is such a thing as a best distro. There is only the best distro for you. Decide what you need from a distro and then look for one that meets those needs. I'm moderately happy with Linux Mint, I regularly edit videos and write music with it. add all the US tools to Mint Do you ...

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When the jackd process is running, like on your system, then Jackaudio is indeed started like you asked. :) Wanna hear anything through your speakers if Jack is started? Lets say that you've got some audio playing through an app called Audacious. Then open the "Connect" window from qjackc...

The subject says all. I haven't encountered any forum where user posts need to be approved.

My built in speakers work, though without using jack. I don't know how to use speakers using jack.

milo wrote:Yes, jack is running on your system. Are you able to connect audio between apps in qjackctl? Are you getting sound out to your speakers?

I am not sure how to do that.

As far as I know you can't. You can, however, change the order of sound cards (I think that's what you'd want) ( link ): Determine module name to put as number one with the command: cat /proc/asound/modules Example for output: 0 snd_hda_intel 1 snd_usb_intel Then edit, as root, the file /etc/modpro...

When I start qjackctl, the jackd daemon starts. Is this the same as starting jackaudio? If not, how do I start jackaudio?

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Hello, I am trying to install Sonic Pi on Mint 19.2. I installed it with command sudo apt install sonic-pi. WHen I start qjackctl the messages are 14:08:14.008 Statistics reset. 14:08:14.026 ALSA connection change. 14:08:14.037 JACK is starting... 14:08:14.037 /usr/bin/jackd -dalsa -r44100 -p1024 -n...