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faq pulse and jack cleanup
- link fix - better highlighting
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adapter that also has an HDMI audio output.)
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Each of these cards can be accessed using its name, which is contained within
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the square brackets ([]). Generally, the name will simply be the conjunction
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of "hw:" and the card name. So for example, "hw:DSP" refers to the RME
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Hammerfall DSP in the above list, and "hw:SB" refers to the builtin soundcard.
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the square brackets `[]`. Generally, the name will simply be the conjunction
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of "hw:" and the card name. So for example, `"hw:DSP"` refers to the RME
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Hammerfall DSP in the above list, and `"hw:SB"` refers to the builtin soundcard.
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The names in your system will vary.
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### Telling JACK which device to use
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To tell JACK to use the RME Hammerfall DSP, you would typically do this either
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via the upper right of QJackctl's setup dialog:
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![screenshot of qjackctl's setup dialog]
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(http://jackaudio.org/files/qjackctl_setup.png)
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[screenshot of qjackctl's setup dialog](http://jackaudio.org/files/qjackctl_setup.png)
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or on the command line, by passing `-d hw:DSP` to JACK's ALSA backend.
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