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Hi Guys,
I've been a strictly vinyl DJ for about 10 years and a strictly Linux user for nearly as long. I've used the various timecode vinyl control systems in their various incarnations over the years through friends and would like to duplicate that functionality on my Ubuntu 10.10 system using Mixxx. The only thing missing from my set-up is the sound card. I've been researching and from what I've read it looks like that this may be a lost cause under Ubuntu.
I'd like to have a USB sound card that will work for vinyl control under Linux/Ubuntu 10.10. It seems from what I've read that the main issue is with ALSA drivers not being able to handle 2 simultaneous sets of input and output from the same card, which would be required for mixing in a Serato/Final Scratch type fashion. At least this was the case in discussions about the Maya 44 USB card that everyone seems to recommend. 2 separate internal cards is an option I suppose, but I'd like to be able to use this when I play out with my laptop, rather than just in my home studio.
The threads I've found on this are kind of old, so I'm wondering if this continues to be an issue. Is anyone currently running a full Serato style vinyl control set-up in Linux with a USB audio card? If so, what card? It would make me extreeeeemly happy to not have to reboot into Windows just to mix records.
Thanks.Hi
First off I want to say I've been having much fun using mixxx since I installed it, great work!
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I've used mixxx 1.6.0 in windows which seems to work good but in order for me to use mixxx for gigs I need to be able to run on linux and output to jack to integrate with my current setup.
After I got past the crashing of mixxx by unloading grip and joydev kernel modules, I still have problem of not being able to use jack, alsa works ok but i cannot plug them into other jack apps.

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My setup:
Gentoo Linux (kernel 2.6.25-gentoo-r7)
jack-audio-connection-kit (tried with 103.0 and 109.2)

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portaudio (self compiled and installed into ~/ as gentoo has v18, tried last stable v19 and trunk)
mixxx svn trunk installed into ~/
Mixxx runs and jack shows as sound api in the settings but it gives error 'Audio device could not be opened' when I OK it.
I successfully use other jack based apps in my current setup with no problems.

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Is this a known issue? I didn't want to pollute the bug tracker if this is known.

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Thanks for such a great app