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For recording purposes it is better to use JACK than the default PulseAudio server. JACK provides much lower latency than the latter, although it is still not very fast. The problem with running JACK and PulseAudio at the same time is that PulseAudio automatically claims all ALSA sound interfaces and due to this JACK cannot start. There are two things that need to be done in order to let them peacefully coexist. | For recording purposes it is better to use JACK than the default PulseAudio server. JACK provides much lower latency than the latter, although it is still not very fast. The problem with running JACK and PulseAudio at the same time is that PulseAudio automatically claims all ALSA sound interfaces and due to this JACK cannot start. There are two things that need to be done in order to let them peacefully coexist. | ||
- | - Install JACK support for PulseAudio. In Debian there is a package called | + | - Install JACK support for PulseAudio. In Debian there is a package called '' |
- | - To start JACK while PulseAudio is running, use the ''' | + | - To start JACK while PulseAudio is running, use the '' |
pasuspender jack_control start | pasuspender jack_control start | ||
info/linux_sound.txt · Last modified: 2013/08/17 15:49 by moritz