On Mon, 15 Feb 2016 14:16:23 -0500
Paul Davis <paul@email-addr-hidden> wrote:
> They are not hidden anywhere.
> The QJackCtl setup dialog shows you ALL the parameters. JACK's default
> parameters are identified on the man page and they are very few.
There's an obvious conflict in execution between the jackd that gets
launched at boot with the -p256 option, and the stored configuration in
qjackctl that shows buffer size 128.
My suspicion goes around pulse audio since the pulse jack sink is
activated. An emacs grep-find through all /etc/ and its subdirectories
only reports two instances of the string 'jackd', in limits audio.conf
and default.pa (that one being jackdbus). Still a mystery where jackd
gets launched, where are the parameters stored. And, why aren't the
qjackctl params observed (where would these be stored ?)
The pulse jack sink allows use of, for instance vlc and firefox for
audio output.
> In general, starting JACK at boot time is a mistake.
Why would that be ?
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