Re: [linux-audio-user] question about jackd/qjackctl options

On 4/1/06, Paul Davis <paul@email-addr-hidden> wrote:
> actually, this is the opposite of the intent.
>
> softmode is there mostly for people who want to use JACK in, for
> example, live situations where the occasional xrun is not a disaster.
> they want realtime latency settings, but don't want any clients kicked
> out if there is an xrun. if the watchdog doesn't work in softmode, its a
> bug.
>
> --p

Wow, this explains a lot for me. I'm trying to use it live, but I
have never checked the softmode options. Many of my apps produce
xruns when they start, and thus the client disconnects. It's good to
know there may be a way to avoid this.

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Josh Lawrence
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