re. the problems stated above, I must reckon those as just reports of some differing behavior that I've noticed since latest jackd 0.116.x when compared to older 0.109.x. That disparate behavior seems to be most noticeable when in face and after an abrupt jackd shutdown.
You should stick with jackd 0.116.x and above. I cannot tell you to go back in any case, cause 0.109.x has its full hand of issues and older are just, say, deprecated. You may even try the jack2 branch (previously known as jackdmp) and see the future :) -- not that I've tried myself, but there's nothing stopping you, is it?
hi Jim,
re. the problems stated above, I must reckon those as just reports of some differing behavior that I've noticed since latest jackd 0.116.x when compared to older 0.109.x. That disparate behavior seems to be most noticeable when in face and after an abrupt jackd shutdown.
You should stick with jackd 0.116.x and above. I cannot tell you to go back in any case, cause 0.109.x has its full hand of issues and older are just, say, deprecated. You may even try the jack2 branch (previously known as jackdmp) and see the future :) -- not that I've tried myself, but there's nothing stopping you, is it?
Cheers