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In regards to Jami on Debian desktop
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rffnck |
Subject: |
In regards to Jami on Debian desktop |
Date: |
Tue, 02 Nov 2021 06:21:43 +0000 |
Hello
I just installed Debian Jami version 10, on Devuan Bullseye which is
version 11
Although I'm running Devuan Bullseye which is Debian 11, for some reason
when
I go to install the Jami Debian package for Bullseye (Debian 11) I get
many
messages about needing a newer version then the one installed
Installing Jami version for Debian 10 all I had to do was install all
the missing
packages, but no complaints about any of them needing a newer version
Just figure I'd mention the above details about the Jami Debian
Installation
packages for anyone interested
Now I have a few problems with the Jami desktop environment itself that
I'd like
to bring to your attention
The first is with the user interface being larger then my display. I'm
using an old
laptop with a 1280x800 screen, and the Settings for Jami span much
further then
the display can output, and there is no scroll feature to scroll down to
the rest of
the settings. This is mainly only an issue on the settings screen, but
it also will
fail to display information on the main screen, such as the devices I
have
registered with the user account, I can only see one of them
Second problem, which I cannot figure out, the USB webcam shows up for
an
audio device in Jami but I don't get audio capture from the USB webcam.
I can
only get input to work with the motherboards built in capture
I tested out the webcam with the 'arecord' command, and can confirm that
it does work
My main audio on my motherboard is Card 0, and the USB webcam is Card 1
I can confirm that it is switching the card in the dring.yml file in
~/.config/jami/
Under 'alsa:' in dring.yml, as I'm using ALSA, the value for 'cardIn:'
goes from 0
to 1 when I select the USB webcam input or the motherboards input, so
this should
be working
It shows in the terminal I launched Jami from;
capture using format {s16, 2 channels, 48000Hz}
Settings look correct as I use
arecord --device=hw:1,0 -f S16_LE output.wav
And can record audio from my webcam
So I know it's working, but for some reason the webcam audio is not
working
in Jami
Justin
- In regards to Jami on Debian desktop,
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