[nama] Re: e: Pushed changes to master
- From: Joel Roth <joelz@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: nama@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2010 08:03:49 -1000
On Sat, Oct 23, 2010 at 05:54:12AM -0600, Kevin Utter wrote:
> Joel said:
>
> > >>>- 'source somelist.ports' will attempt to use jack.plumbing
> if it is running
>
> How do you interact with Jack Plumbing? Do you re-write the file
> in home directory, one of its other file locations, or can you
> interact with it directly?
Well, I haven't tested this yet, but in theory,
all you'll need to do is start JACK, then
start jack.plumbing.
If you specify a portslist as source for a Nama track, Nama
is supposed to automatically write ~/.jack.plumbing,
which the jack.plumbing daemon will automatically
re-read and connect the appropriate ports (provided
they are available).
Nama writes ~/.jack.plumbing according to the man page:
(connect "this port name" "ecasound port name")
> I've just bearly started looking at
> Jack Plumbing last night. I wish I had tried it earlier!
I didn't know about it either till Julien asked on the
Linux Audio Users mailing list.
We had a problem with the previous method (the jack_connect
utility) taking a long time when there was a big list
of ports to connect to.
Best,
Joel
> Kevin
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Joel Roth
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