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JACK Audio Connection Kit suppport #313
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Last time I checked (a while ago), libjack cannot be statically linked. |
ok, I tried several times to make changes to the docker file to compile with jack, but it didn't work. Tried to add command to Docker file "RUN apt-get install -y libjack-jackd2-dev". But when compiling, ffmpeg does not find libraries. How to correctly compile together with jack? |
You would have to write a build script for it, and make sure the version you are building matches the environment you then intend to run the binary in perfectly. |
Well thank you. I will try to do it |
if I just add the script to the folder "scripts.d" . Will it use it to install? is it necessary to additionally indicate that such a script exists? |
On 01.11.2023 19:23, Sadoharu wrote:
if I just add the script to the folder "scripts.d" . Will it use it to
install? is it necessary to additionally indicate that such a script exists?
The presence is all it takes.
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sudo ./makeimage.sh linux64 nonfree 6.0 45-alsa.sh
50-jack.sh
alsa compiled but I got an error when compiling jack
maybe I made a mistake somewhere? |
You cannot statically link alsalib either, so I guess that's what's broken there. |
can you add JACK Audio Connection Kit support
When compile I install the libraries sudo apt install libjack-jackd2-dev
and add this flags
--enable-indev=jack --enable-outdev=jack --enable-libjack
https://jackaudio.org/
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