Infrasonic Quartet - No input 3/4 and output 3/4 in any DAW

[pulsewave]

Hello,
I finally decided to transition to Linux for my audio setup and it's been a few busy weeks so far.
Now the one thing I can't figure out is why my Infrasonic Quartet PCI card's Input 3/4 and Output 3/4 are not recognized in my DAWs (I tried Ardour, Mixbus, Reaper so far). The alsamixer seems to recognize it, although I have to admit I am not 100% sure if my interpretation of what I see is correct.

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Both qjackctl and cadence won't start the jack server when I set the number of inputs and outputs to 4.
I tried to find some answers for a few days now, but at this point I don't even know what to look for... Is it an ALSA, Jack or hardware related issue?
Any hint towards a systematic troubleshooting procedure will be much appreciated!

All the best and many thanks!

[Jack Winter]

What happens if you leave the I/O count parameters out?

[pulsewave]

Thanks for getting back.
In Cadence: Jack server starts when i/o is set to either 0/0, 0/2, 2/0, 2/2
In Qjackctl: Jack server starts when i/o is set to either default/default, default/2, 2/default, 2/2

All combinations equally lead to playback 1+2 and capture 1+2 showing up in the DAWs.

[Jack Winter]

I'm not quite sure how to help with this, but maybe the output of "cat /proc/asound/card0/codec#0" would help. Replace Card0 with the right number for your card in case you have several of them.

[pulsewave]

There is no file called 'codec#0'. The contents of the corresponding folder (card1) are