[nama] Re: Keeping jack ports connected
- From: Joel Roth <joelz@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: nama@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2010 08:23:56 -1000
On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 08:35:42PM +0400, alex stone wrote:
> Julien, i have the Jack ports files recognised by Nama now, so that's
> ok. And when Nama is put in "REC" mode, the relevant Ecasound port
> appears in the patchbay. But no connection is made to the specified
> jack LinuxSampler port. (automatically)
>
> I've not got into jack.plumbing yet, so far i've only used jack_connect.
Morning, just awoke from a pleasant dream, of my wife
singing a Japanese song over the cell telephone to me.
If you use a portlist file, it will use jack.plumbing
(faster!) if it is running. But you have to start
jack.plumbing manually.
Nama will use jack_connect (slow) if jack.plumbing is not
running.
Be careful! Nama will overwrite the jack.plumbing
configuration file. I need a few minutes to work out
support for something like this:
~/.jack.plumbing
--cut--
(connect port1 port2)
(connect port3 port4)
; Nama ports settings follow.
; DO NOT put any statements below this line.
;
; They will be overwritten by Nama.
; -----------------------------------------------------------
--cut--
> Good to know i can use bash scripts from the Nama prompt! :)
Yes
nama> ! ls
for example. also
nama> eval "hello world! " x 3 # perl
> Regards,
>
> Alex.
>
--
Joel Roth
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