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Issue created Dec 04, 2020 by Hubert Figuiere@hubContributor

pw-jack break the default setup of some applications

Install SonicPi from flathub: https://flathub.org/apps/details/net.sonic_pi.SonicPi

Start qjackctl with pw-jack. It will show that there is a supercollider in the graph, but with nothing connected.

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Of course this mean no sound.

Expected:

  • things should be connected

Note: if I run SonicPi with JACK directly (without pipewire, out of Flatpak), audio connections are made.

image

With pipewire, the audio is "Intel HDA" while with JACK it's "system". And the port names are different.

(ignore the MIDI in the comparison for the moment)

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