I download a test WAV file testing.wav. ALSA here seems to be working
nicely, as I can hear the test sound using aplay.
I try to do the same using jackd. I start it as:
$ jackstart -d alsa
And from another shell I do and get:
$ jack.play testing.wav
jack.play: sample rate of file not that of server
Let's assume this is correct. So I stop jackstart and run it again
like this:
$ jackstart -v -d alsa -r 11025 -S
Then jack.play doesn't give any error but I can hear no sound. Find
attached jackstart's stderr output.
This computer is a Dell Latitude D610 laptop with an Intel ICH6 AC'97
audio controller running Debian sid and a 2.6.15.2 kernel with
preemption enabled and the realtime module loaded. Summarizing, ALSA
outputs sound, but jackd through ALSA doesn't.
I got here since I noticed that fluidsynth played MIDI files using
ALSA but not using jackd. Then I discarded a fluidsynth issue.
Any ideas?
Cordially, Ismael
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