El 26/02/14 09:21, Peter O'Doherty escribió:
> Hi list,
>
> I'm know this has been asked a thousand times already but could
> someone please point me in the direction of instructions to enable
> non-jack applications (like vlc) to work concurrently with jack? The
> well-known situation is that jack "hogs" audio and makes other
> applications unusable. How to get around this?
>
> Many thanks,
> Peter
>
As you mention vlc, note that many multimedia players feature a jack
audio output plugin. In the case of vlc (and in debian-based distros at
least) this doesn't work by default but you have to install a separate
package, "vlc-plugin-jack" (and then enable jack in the audio preferences).
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