Hi,
Thanks for informing me of this problem. Can you let me know which jack
you are using please?
Thanks.
Lee Azzarello wrote:
On Tue, Apr 18, 2006 at 01:06:43PM +0200, Free Ekanayaka wrote:
|--==> Lee Azzarello writes:
>>'ll try to have a look to the source code to understand what happens,
>>but I'm a bit busy at the moment. In the meantime if you can, please
>>try to simply recompile the original upstream source, there might be
>>some library or configuration.
LA> I recompiled from upstream and there is the same problem. I used apt-get
LA> build-dep jackeq to install the dev libaraies. I think it's an
incompatibility
LA> with the jack libarary.
LA> Another symptom of the bug is upon quitting the program, all subsequent
jack
LA> applications playback with periodic clipping. It sounds like droped
samples but
LA> jackd isn't reporting any xruns. I'm going to call this package unusable
from
LA> both upstream and Debian packages. I'll inform the author.
Hi Lee,
thanks for your test, I hope the upstream author will take care of
debugging the problem . Please keep this bug in Cc any relevant
communication.
Would it be possible to remove this package from testing until the bug is fixed
in unstable?
-lee
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