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Jack Audio Server replaces PulseAudio and Pipewire

bugcrazy edited this page Sep 2, 2021 · 1 revision

They are tips and Jack Audio Server configuration files.

Installing Packages

Packages required

sudo xbps-install -Su jack alsa-plugins-jack alsa-utils jack_capture libjack patchage qjackctl zita-ajbridge

Cloning the Repository

git clone git://notabug.org/Marcoapc/voidsoundservers.git

Copying files to folders

The files are in the alsa_jack folder, user is your user name on the path of folders, the files must be copied to the following folder:

Alsa Patchbay.xml /home/user/

.jackdrc /home/user/

conf.xml /home/user/.config/jack/

QjackCtl.conf /home/user/.config/rncbc.org/

asound.conf /etc/

If you do not have the folders, you must create. This are configuration files ready for use, maybe you need to make few adjustments, depending on your use, in line 4 of the QjackCtl.conf file add your username on the way

Tips and tricks

  • You need to initialize qjackctl on session, check how to do it on your graphics interface.

  • It is recommended to save the alsamixer settings, remembering that before saving, changes the alsamixer values:

sudo alsactl store
  • When the jack packages are updated on the system, it will be necessary to stop qjackctl and initialize again, either by the GUI qjackctl or manually by the terminal.

  • There are cases that software are built only to run with pulseuaudio, such as dungeontracks that need to use apulse, are rare exceptions