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Tested with both FL Studio and Ableton Live, but I presume it affects all WINE applications. I'm using wine-rt with JACK2 (jackdbus, run from qjackctl). WineASIO is recognized as an audio device, and I can select it, but there's no sound output. qjackctl's message window gets spammed with "ERROR: JackAudioDriver::ProcessGraphAsyncMaster: Process error"
From what I can tell, this usually means there's a buffer underrun, but there's nothing wrong with JACK itself. Pulseaudio's JACK sink works fine, and using the Pulseaudio output in WINE works as well. Also, Linux apps which use JACK directly (e.g. Audacity) don't have this issue.
Things I've tried:
Using standard wine instead of wine-rt
Reinstalling in a clean WINEPREFIX
Reinstalling WineASIO and re-running regsvr32
Adjusting JACK settings - realtime on/off, different latencies
Killing pulseaudio
This setup worked correctly some months ago, same system. Unfortunately I'm not sure when or why it stopped. Any ideas?
Last edited by MSC (2015-06-04 06:58:46)
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Found a solution. It's a bit dirty, but hey.
Per the discussion on the AUR page, wineasio + JACK2 seems to be completely broken right now. I was able to fix it by installing jack-dbus (from AUR) and lib32-jack, replacing JACK2 with JACK1. I had to reinstall pulseaudio-jack with pacman -Sdd, because it depends on jack2. Once installed, however, everything seems to be working.
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