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On Sun, Jan 27, 2013 at 10:37 AM, Paul Davis  wrote:

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> ah, you appear to know this. so you've switched to the USB device, and the

> problems are gone. pretty much points to the sort of device-specific issue

> that david was referring to, i think.

Yes. Jack was running audacity. And, the original problem I had with

audacity doing motorboat recording while doing playback is gone with

jack. So, if that works, I'm a happy camper. Like I said, I'll have to

do a full track recording playing my sax and see how that works. I'll

let you all know.
I think the easy thing to do would be to simply blacklist the usb

audio device from pulse. Then I could just start jack for that device

... and have pulse continue to run. Save some problems since

pasuspender  doesn't bring back the pulse devices after it terminates.

Need a log out for that (and then, that doesn't always work either and

I just reboot ... just like the windows guys have learned).
Anyone know how to blacklist a device in pulse?
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