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Hello,
I was wondering why my ALSA device was not listed in qjackctl
I can clearly see it in alsa, but it does not appear as I try to add it in the patch bay
arecord -l
**** List of CAPTURE Hardware Devices ****
card 1: US2x2 [US-2x2], device 0: USB Audio [USB Audio]
Subdevices: 1/1
Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
thanks
re. Input device not listed in qjackctl but available in Alsa
because you probably compiled qjackctl yourself without ALSA API support?
this is most probably the same reason why you get the ALSA tab grayed out on the other topic.
if your on debian/ubuntu based distro, please install libasound2-dev package and build and install again from a clean source;
if you're on fedora, install alsa-lib-devel; on opensuse it's alsa-devel.
in summary you have to make sure the
./configurestep reports this line:hth.
cheers
no actually as I mentioned, I
- no actually as I mentioned, I have the same issue with the official raspbian jackctl package where the alsa button is not greyed out
- also, it's a sound card, so I am talking about audio ( for midi devices, I used a2jmidid)
is there a way to list jack recognized devices ?
qjackctl lists no audio output devices but sees only alsa midi devices (and a2j devices in the midi section)
https://i.imgur.com/mvX1tun.png
anyone ?
anyone ?
btw I recompiled qjackctl with alsa support it does not change anything, my sound card is still not recognized
ok I figured, I could not use
ok I figured, I could not use both sound card with jack, now I use the ext usb card, I see my input outputs
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