Is there any option to add a new driver without modifying and recompiling the project?

[jozsavcsaba]

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[rncbc]

nope; what new driver you're talking about? it must be one that is "built-in" to JACK, otherwise I don't know what you mean

[jozsavcsaba]

Yeah, the one made by me! :)

[jozsavcsaba]

It would be a good ideea to make it possyble! Like somehow a configurable interface for this. You know writing the driver name and those option construction parameters to an interface and add the new driver...

[jozsavcsaba]

I think it isn't a big deal...

[rncbc]

if you enable the JACK D-BUS interface and start qjackctl that way, the driver list is dynamic as reported by jack(ctl API) itself; the formerly hard-coded driver names (that better called JACK "back-ends") are not listed whatsoever

[jozsavcsaba]

A script option would be also preferable. I don't have time now, but maybe i could do it...

[jozsavcsaba]

Sorry i didn't see that you wrote. So then i have to enable jackdbus. And sorry again, im very new with all these things, i do not understand any component, and how are they working together, but i'm on it, i will learn!

[jozsavcsaba]

I mean i do not understand all components, sorry!

[jozsavcsaba]

Ok, so what i tryed is i copied the driver file into the drivers installation folder then i restarted jackdbus. If i list the drivers by jackd -h or jack_control dl i see my driver and i can use it from command line with jackdbus and jackd also, but the list in the qjackctl does not change... I think i missunderstood something.

[jozsavcsaba]

So i think it could be made with like an option to add a new driver file, and all the changable driver parameters to appear dinamically in a list.

[rncbc]

they should appear if and when working on jack d-bus