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Hi,
why not simply use "hw:IO" as a device in jack? That works perfectly

well for me. It is just overwritten by qjackctl if I select a sound card

from the list. Works also for all other ALSA applications (and you can

create aliases in .asoundrc of you like, e.g.:
pcm.!default {

  type plug

#  slave { pcm "hw:Digi968,0" }

  slave { pcm "hw:DSP" }

  route_policy duplicate

}
should work with non-plug definition as well).
-- Giso
Carlo Capocasa wrote:

quoted text
> Never got it to work...

>

> Ivica Ico Bukvic wrote:

>>> Hi everyone!

>>>

>>> I made a quick fix solution to the alsa multicard problem that turns up

>>> when you have more than one soundcard. In this case, the alsa device

>>> number is volatile and you have to update your QJackCtl config after

>>> every boot.

>>>

>>> The description is here:

>>>

>>> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudio/MulticardQuickfix

>>>

>>> It is on the Ubuntu Wiki, because that is what I use, but the

>>> instructions should work unchanged for any linux distribution.

>>>

>>> Thanks for having a look! Let me know if I can improve something.

>>>

>>> Carlo

>> Doesn't the Alsa's option card numbering work any more?

>>

>> Ico

>

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