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Cal wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid:47838860.4090801@graggrag.com" type="cite">Martin
Lynch wrote:
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<blockquote type="cite">Has anyone successfully used JACK to output
audio from MythTV? I start [...]
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Few things I had to do to get JACK to work:
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<blockquote type="cite">This works great and has eliminated audio
choppiness on HD channels which had recently developed and which slowed
down playback.
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well done! I'm a little out of touch with jack, but I think it should
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possible to run two jackd instances, ie one on the music card and one
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the mythtv card. No? <br>
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I'm able to get 2 instances of qjackctl going but they mirror each
other - in other words, if I disconnect the MythTV connection from one,
it disconnects the other one too. Also, I need to run one at 96K and
the other at 44.1K and adjusting one adjusts the other, unfortunately...<br>
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