Linux Mint: Set up four virtual audio devices that connect to two channels on a 7.1 interface each
Linux Mint: Set up four virtual audio devices that connect to two channels on a 7.1 interface each
Das System funktioniert nicht mehr. Ausgabe vom Terminal: 16:47:20.930 Statistik zurückgesetzt. 16:47:21.098 JACK-Verbindung geändert. 16:47:21.148 Client aktiviert 16:47:21.149 Steckfeld aktiviert. 16:47:21.357 JACK aktive Steckfeldsuche... 16:47:21.398 : HDMI_Speakers:front-left -> system:playback_1 fehlgeschlagen. 16:47:21.439 : HDMI_Speakers:front-right -> system:playback_2 fehlgeschlagen. 16:47:21.490 JACK-Verbindung geändert. 16:47:21.499 Schaubild der JACK-Verbindungen geändert. 16:47:21.502 Benachrichtigung zum Herunterfahren. 16:47:21.527 Client deaktiviert. 16:47:21.528 Nach-Herunterfahr-Skript... 16:47:21.529 ~/bin/jackd_post_stop 16:47:21.700 JACK aktive Steckfeldsuche... 16:47:21.944 Nach-Herunterfahr-Skript beendet mit Rückgabewert = 256.
Use the QJCTL start/stop controls and capture the 'messages' output. Observe each script execution before and after startup and shutdown.
It seemed to function only after a restart. A screenshot of the incoming connection appeared. Also, is there a method to retain these connections during a restart? Here are all the messages from attempting to start twice: one at startup and another manually via the start button. The system reset statistics were cleared. The JACK connection was altered multiple times. After changes, the active connection search updated several times. Notifications appeared about shutting down, playback statuses checked, and the client was turned off before exiting. The script then restarted successfully.
Found it, I changed the default settings. The last line should update the description fields correctly. However, bigger issues are present—this shouldn't be happening and needs fixing. I plan to use the outputs from aplay -l and arecord -l to detect things dynamically. Technically, we could manage mappings with /etc/modprobe.d/, but I prefer a complete solution. I’m assuming the audio input mapping aligns with the output data so: Game L/R: L → FL R → FR Chat L/R: L → C R → LFE Sampler L/R: L → RL R → RR System L/R: L → SL R → SR.
Completed using automation as shown in the previous video. Download and extract with wget. Installation should proceed without issues now. If any channel pair links are incorrect, please notify so I can fix it.