@ais Hm, tried to record sound with arecord and audacity, but it doesn't seem to work, so probably a driver issue. Although it's strange that sound ouput works fine, yet input does not.

Hello!

I'm trying to get the last example in this link to work:

http://en.flossmanuals.net/pure-data/audio-tutorials/amplitude-modulation/

The adc function seems to be silent, however qctljack connections show that system capture 1 and 2 are connected with pure data input 0 and 1. Since this is a laptop i'm pretty sure it has a microphone . The input section in jack shows 3 device options and i have tried them all. What might be the cause of this no input signal?

Thank you for the quick answer, now i have sound!!

For anyone else who will find this thread (and is easily confused like me), on fedora you need to install:

• jack-audio-connection-kit-devel.x86_64 and alsa-lib-devel.x86_64

Then enter the extracted folder in the terminal and write these commands:

• ./autogen.sh
• ./configure --enable-jack --enable-alsa
• make install

EDIT: oh crap, i posted in the wrong part of the forum - sorry! Can someone move this ?

Good day.

I'm trying to compile pd-0.46-7 from source, because i can't find it in fedoras package manager, but it is really confusing. The explanations in the official website are outdated by about a million years or so, so i have no idea where, or what i'm doing wrong.

I download the pd-0.46-7.src.tar.gz file
extract it
cd pd-0.46-7
./autogen.sh
./configure --enable-jack --enable-alsa

This is where the problem occurs. Even though i add the alsa/jack flags, it configures without alsa, or jack support, it only gives me oss:

Configuration summary

.....
ALSA.................................no
.....
OSS...................................yes
JACK.................................no

Can someone help me out here, i really hate bothering people, but i just can't find any not-outdated directions for this process....