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JackCtrl - Jack 1.9.17 doesn't start on Win10 64bit #714
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please give some more description of the issue please.. |
Does qjackctl freeze? Can you open the "messages" window before pressing
start, and post a screenshot when it freezes?
…On Tue, Jan 26, 2021 at 3:27 PM Filipe Coelho ***@***.***> wrote:
please give some more description of the issue please..
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I suspect that it's still a security issue. I say this because after I installed the new Jack 1.9.17 I have a new suspicious symptom from SuperCollider because it's server refuses to start and kind of freezes the server booting process (with previous Jack versions it used to be the same but SC gave an error code). As soon as I uninstall Jack 1.9.17, SuperCollider works correctly again. |
Are you sure sure it's a bug in Jack? It seems like a bug in qjackctl. Can
you try to run this program to reset qjackctl settings?
http://users.notam02.no/~kjetism/qjackctl_reset.exe
…On Tue, Jan 26, 2021 at 5:07 PM Alfonso Santimone ***@***.***> wrote:
I suspect that it's still a security issue. I say this because after I
installed the new Jack 1.9.17 I have a new suspicious symptom from
SuperCollider because it's server refuses to start and kind of freezes the
server booting process (with previous Jack versions it used to be the same
but SC gave an error code). As soon as I uninstall Jack 1.9.17,
SuperCollider works correctly again.
Excuse me if I use the SC<>Jack interaction problem as a proof of the
"bug" (if it is a bug indeed), but it seems to me that it gives good clues
of what's goin' on.
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And if that didn't work, can you try this older version of qjacktl?
http://users.notam02.no/~kjetism/qjackctl.exe
On Wed, Jan 27, 2021 at 7:45 AM Kjetil Matheussen <k.s.matheussen@gmail.com>
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… Are you sure sure it's a bug in Jack? It seems like a bug in qjackctl. Can
you try to run this program to reset qjackctl settings?
http://users.notam02.no/~kjetism/qjackctl_reset.exe
On Tue, Jan 26, 2021 at 5:07 PM Alfonso Santimone <
***@***.***> wrote:
> I suspect that it's still a security issue. I say this because after I
> installed the new Jack 1.9.17 I have a new suspicious symptom from
> SuperCollider because it's server refuses to start and kind of freezes the
> server booting process (with previous Jack versions it used to be the same
> but SC gave an error code). As soon as I uninstall Jack 1.9.17,
> SuperCollider works correctly again.
> Excuse me if I use the SC<>Jack interaction problem as a proof of the
> "bug" (if it is a bug indeed), but it seems to me that it gives good clues
> of what's goin' on.
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Does jack work if you run it from the windows console? Like this (I think):
cd C:\Program Files\JACK2
jackd -dportaudio
…On Wed, Jan 27, 2021 at 5:47 PM Alfonso Santimone ***@***.***> wrote:
Reseting qjackclt settings i have the same situation.
With the old qjackctl i have another variant of teh problem...but still
freeze as you cna see in the screenshots
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From the screenshot, it looks like jack runs fine. You don't see jackd.exe
running under "Windows Command Processor" or something like that in the
task manager?
…On Wed, Jan 27, 2021 at 10:56 PM Alfonso Santimone ***@***.***> wrote:
I have this...and no signs of jack running in the task manager.
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@rncbc Does qjackctl access jack in heavy ways, or do any other things, during startup, that could explain the freeze? |
what are "heavy ways" ? qjackctl only access jack as a normal client and, if instructed so, spawns the jackd.exe process. ps. on windows it doesn't do the jackdbus thing, I believe. you know that. |
On Thu, Jan 28, 2021 at 6:59 PM Rui Nuno Capela ***@***.***> wrote:
Does qjackctl access jack in heavy ways, or do any other things, during
startup, that could explain the freeze?
what are "heavy ways" ? qjackctl only access jack as a normal client and,
if instructed so, spawns the jackd.exe process.
Sorry, I'm not sure what I meant by "heavy ways". :-)
Does qjackctl call any libjack functions or any portaudio functions during
startup?
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of course it does call on libjack! duh? how could it be any other way? re. portaudio, I really don't know for sure, but the portaudio discovery was integrated in qjackctl setup dialog by,... guess who? ;) |
On Thu, Jan 28, 2021 at 9:01 PM Rui Nuno Capela ***@***.***> wrote:
Does qjackctl call any libjack functions or any portaudio functions during startup?
of course it does call on libjack! duh? how could it be any other way?
I'm not quite sure what you mean, I'm just trying to figure out how
both jackd and qjackctl freezes at startup, as reported here. Doesn't
qjackctl check if jack is already running when it starts up? Maybe
that call never finishes...
re. portaudio, I really don't know for sure, but the portaudio discovery was integrated in qjackctl setup dialog by,... guess who? ;)
Actually I think it was sletz. :-)
(I just improved it to run in it's own thread to prevent the GUI from
freezing while scanning for devices)
But I guess it doesn't do this during startup.
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@alfonso73 This does look like jack has started. |
Hi, yes i can see the process where you suggested. But qjackctl still
refuses to start. (and Supercollider refuse to start its server unless i
unistall jack2)
…On Thu, Jan 28, 2021, 22:27 Marcin Pączkowski ***@***.***> wrote:
I have this...and no signs of jack running in the task manager.
@alfonso73 <https://github.com/alfonso73> This does look like jack has
started.
When I start jack in the command prompt, in the Task Manager it shows up
as a subprocess of Windows Command Processor.
Once jack runs in the command prompt, can you start QJackCtl? For me it
starts and shows that jack is running (I don't need to click "start"
because jack is already started)
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Can you try to run jack like this instead:
jackd.exe -ddummy
And tell us if you can start qjackctl or supercollider afterwards.
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… Hi, yes i can see the process where you suggested. But qjackctl still
refuses to start. (and Supercollider refuse to start its server unless i
unistall jack2)
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> I have this...and no signs of jack running in the task manager.
>
> @alfonso73 <https://github.com/alfonso73> This does look like jack has
> started.
> When I start jack in the command prompt, in the Task Manager it shows up
> as a subprocess of Windows Command Processor.
> Once jack runs in the command prompt, can you start QJackCtl? For me it
> starts and shows that jack is running (I don't need to click "start"
> because jack is already started)
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@alfonso73 maybe you have the remnants of an old jack installation? Check if you don't have anything in |
Hi, "Could not connect to JACK server as client. -Overall operation failed. - Unable to connect to sever. Please check the messages window for more info. ... Jack is stopping... BDB1546 unable to join the environment... cannot open DB environment: Resource temporarily unavilable." I also noticed Portaudio takes a long time probing audio hardware and eventually times out, when I try to select interface in the QjackCtl setup window. I double-checked there is no old version of Jack in my Program Files (x86) path, and can reproduce the same error message launching Jack in command line. Thanks. |
what is the output of:
supposedly it prints the list of devices. The "BDB" stuff is related to meta-data. Weird with that error, but should not be what is causing this. |
@falkTX here is the output I got:
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does that take a long time to run? like if it is timing out |
It's not immediate but didn't time out. |
please run this instead, which will use verbose mode and alternative server name. so it could give some more info:
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@falkTX Here you go. Seems it failed to open server. Any suggestion?
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this is what i get C:\Program Files\JACK2>jackd -v -n testing -d portaudio -l |
Some more strange symptoms. |
An update about some apps not starting even after JACK2 is uninstalled. |
I have the same problem same symptoms on windows 10. Jack1.9.17 (or the previous version) hangs on start. Apps that check ASIO devices hang on start, until Jack2 is uninstalled. e.g. Plogue Bidule. Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19042.746] C:\Users\Glenn.THEBEAST>"C:\Program Files\JACK2\jackd.exe" -v -n testing -d portaudio -l |
Hello All, Below are the steps that allowed me successful operation on Windows10 of: NOTICE: This was an experiment that worked for me. I don't know if it will work for you but it's worth a try! Issue: Workarounds: Aaaaand we're off! synth "Go at it boldly, and you'll find unexpected forces closing round you and coming to your aid." -Basil King |
Had a similar issue with jack audio not starting, and throwing an unable to start, sorry message always. working fine after installing the 32 bit version |
Hi, I maybe found workaround for this problem. In my environment, Old version (1.9.16 and 1.9.15) of JackAudio stopped working after installed 1.9.17, And note, I tries these actions for fix about JackAudio does not works,
Finally, JackAudio 1.9.17 works fine in my environment after I deleted |
@nyarla Thank you! Deleting the jack_db in the AppData directory allowed both the jackd as well as the QJackCtl to finally launch! |
For me, QJackCtl will now start (after removing jack_db), and sometimes I can get the router to start without errors, however in ALL cases is still doesn't work with any applications. No channels are seen, can't initialize device, etc. |
Thanks, this worked for me after hours of struggling to bring up QjackCtl |
I got the same issue and fixed it by removing via the uninstaller the old version. I found that when having the issue, the newer jackd.exe was using |
I've been having different issues with Jack, as outlined in #706. From what @amurzeau said above, I checked and did have Manually removing My theory for this issue is that at some point the 1.9.11 uninstaller did not remove |
just tried again on a clean Win10 machine C:\Program Files\JACK2>jackd -dportaudio |
@alfonso73 what driver are you using with Jack? Have you tried different buffer sizes and different number of channels? |
@dyfer i can't even access any control on QjackCtl because its GUI is totally blank when i launch it and is marked as "Not responding" in the Task Manager |
I think i got it working now.
2 .Started QjackCtl that now after folder deleted at 1. works
Everything works |
Should this issue be closed then? |
@dyfer i'm not so sure beacause when Jack 1.9.17 is installed doesn't work unless some tricky things on the user side are done. So probably for a working release i guess the issue has to be addressed. |
I believe jack_db folder is an issue that sometimes occurs if jack 1.9.11 was previously installed. Was that not the case? |
@dyfer Nope. On a clean system that folder is created as soon as Jack start as far as i can see. That's why, i guess, has to be deleted before starting QjackCtl for the first time, probably because it contains some settings that doesn't fit the jack/audio driver combination. |
@chairbender 's fix has been working for me for a while now. I'm using a Behringer UMC404HD interface on windows 11, and have been running Jack (QjackCTL) without problems for a while now. In my case, I just needed to increase the delay time from 2 to 3 seconds. Found their solution on @ghmechamanias 's issue (link below) |
Came here from Google after having qjackctl freeze, and deleting the temporary To add some data points to this issue, I am running 1.9.17 and have been for probably a year. I did not uninstall, install, or upgrade jack since then. This issue happened today spontaneously -- jack was working fine when I locked my computer to go to bed last night, and when I got up this morning jackd and qjackctl had frozen. I had to use the task manager to kill them, and then qjackctl refused to start normally, freezing before even rendering its UI. So this is definitely not related to having earlier versions of jack installed. Somehow 1.9.17 can get itself into this situation. |
Didn't read all comments but the most means 60-70% down but the issue seem still to exist on latest version ... and I wonder HOW YOU EVEN install JACK on Windows correctly
There seem to be a JackRouter in the registry and I can open qJackctl UI but cannot start the server (of course). How do you guys install Jack since additional user driven Win documentation or round ups on it seem to be rare. |
Hi JackCtrl/Jack 1.9.17 freezes when launched on Windows 10 64bit
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