Wine wineAsio to Jack

[viermorissette]

Hi!

I created a bridge to ALSA using this:
http://gamesplusone.com/alsa_to_jack.html
It is Ok!

...But the bridge WineAsio to Jack?

[lahmbi5678]

Did you try to use wineasio already? I'm not using it, but isn't wineasio from http://sourceforge.net/projects/wineasio/ exactly that, a bridge from asio to jack? If the wineasio driver isn't working for you, ask for support in their forum ("discussion" link on their page).

[viermorissette]

I use the project FFADO to connect PresonusMobile (card) because it is firewire.
I set up Jack with Firewire driver.
I really need a bridge Wineasio-to-Jack or re-connection between Wine and Jack.

:/

[lahmbi5678]

In fact I don't know anything about wineasio, but isn't wineasio per definition a bridge from asio in wine to jack? Maybe I'm missing some important point.

Again, do you have wineasio installed? It doesn't come with wine. The idea would be to install it, then start winecfg, go to sound options, select something like jack/wineasio. Do you have the jack sound server installed, is it working for linux applications? There are some tutorials about wineasio, which mention that you have to register it via a command like "regsvr32 wineasio.dll".

If it still wouldn't work, you might consider asking in the wineasio forum, they are really nice people and they might be more competent. Maybe they can tell you exactly, what's going wrong, with that information you could come back here. If it's a wineasio specific problem, you will have to rely on the wineasio people to fix it anyway.

Edit: Are you running a 64bit linux? In that case you may have to install some 32bit jack libraries too, but that's just a guess.

[viermorissette]

The best solution would be able to return to using the Jack driver in Wine.
Snd-loopback works, wineasio works well. But when I load the Reaper for example, I can not see my Firewire device. Only Wineasio with two doors.