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On Thu, Dec 20, 2012 at 8:34 AM, Asa Marco  wrote:
> Il giorno Thu, 20 Dec 2012 06:53:33 -0500

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> Paul Davis  ha scritto:

> > if you really want to go for it you could mess around with the h/w

> > mixer settings so that it is entirely muted when you start or stop it.

>

> Do you intend some sort of quick fade out/fade in?

>

i don't really intend anything. what and how you would do this depends on

what level you're working at. as a user (not a developer), you would have

to bring up a h/w mixer app (alsamixer, gamix, qamix etc) and reset the

controls. there's nothing in JACK that would allow you to do this.

developing with ALSA would require you to learn the control API and use it

to modify the h/w mixer. i'm not even certain that this would work either.

if it did, it should probably be done in the device driver itself.
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Il giorno Thu, 20 Dec 2012 06:53:33 -0500

Paul Davis <paul@linuxaudi=

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> if you really want to go for it you could mess around with the h/w

> mixer settings so that it is entirely muted when you start or stop it.=

Do you intend some sort of quick fade out/fade in?i don't really intend anything. what and how you would do this d=

epends on what level you're working at. as a user (not a developer), yo=

u would have to bring up a h/w mixer app (alsamixer, gamix, qamix etc) and =

reset the controls. there's nothing in JACK that would allow you to do =

this. developing with ALSA would require you to learn the control API and u=

se it to modify the h/w mixer. i'm not even certain that this would wor=

k either. if it did, it should probably be done in the device driver itself=

.
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