Hi I don't use chuck that much with jack, but now I might. However, chuck automatically connects its inputs/outputs to the soundcard, which is generally considered baaad. There's no commandline options to avoid this, right? If not, may I strongly suggest that something like this is added to this years release? Anyways, I tried hacking in the code (I disabled something like this in other open source software before), but I can't seem to locate the place this autoconnect is happening. Could anyone help my find the good entrypoint? -- peace, love & harmony Atte http://atte.dk | http://myspace.com/attejensen http://anagrammer.dk | http://modlys.dk
HI
On my personal experience with jack - chuck ( :-P ) ... bla bla bla.
No, I think that the behavior of auto connect is not much different to not
connect at all for a jack manipulation. ¿Why is considered baaad?
A problem that I have (and other people too), is to make "virtual" in/out
(s) to the jack server, this is not possible. Maybe because this, is
considered baaad.
The jack implementation, I think, is throug the class RtJackApi based on
rtaudio. If you know how to change this behavior, please let me know!
greetings
Lucas
2008/6/11, Atte André Jensen
Hi
I don't use chuck that much with jack, but now I might. However, chuck automatically connects its inputs/outputs to the soundcard, which is generally considered baaad. There's no commandline options to avoid this, right? If not, may I strongly suggest that something like this is added to this years release?
Anyways, I tried hacking in the code (I disabled something like this in other open source software before), but I can't seem to locate the place this autoconnect is happening. Could anyone help my find the good entrypoint?
-- peace, love & harmony Atte
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lucas samaruga wrote:
Why is considered baaad?
Because the user should be in charge og making the connections. Even a default behaviour of no connections (which admitedly can throw jack newcommers off) can easily be changed through the patch-bay, which let's you define connections jack should make for you. To my knowledge there's not elegant way to disconnect an autoconnected program, whereas connections will be handled very smoothly by hosts like ardour. A reference (Esben Stien): http://osdir.com/ml/audio.pulseaudio.general/2007-07/msg00068.html: "> What do you mean by "external connection management"? That connection management is handled by external applications, like patchage, qjackctl, jack.plumber, LASH, etc. JACK applications should never connect to anything by default." -- peace, love & harmony Atte http://atte.dk | http://myspace.com/attejensen http://anagrammer.dk | http://modlys.dk
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