Hi list,<br><br>Before I was running qjackctl at 48000 Hz just fine. A few days ago I recorded some stuff on a laptop in Ardour at 44100 Hz and then moved the Ardour session files to the workstation I have always ran at 48000 Hz. When I open the session it gave me an error that it was recorded at 44100 Hz, so I backed out and in the qjackctl Setup window change the Sample Rate to 44100 Hz and restarted qjackctl. After reading and learning i could have just imported the wave file I wanted from the Ardour session and it would have converted it to whatever Hz I was running at, I went into qjackctl and set the Sample Rate back to 48000. Deciding I wanted to run Zynaddsubfx at 48000 Hz I set it on the command line to do so, but Zynaddsubfx said that the output system was running at 44100 and I should run Zyn at the same rate. Although I did set the Sample Rate to 48000 in the qjackctl transport grayed a bit it says 44100 Hz although, again, it is set in Setup to be running at 48000. Are there other ways to check this and how so I get it to run now at the Sample Rate I want? Just doing a qjackctl --help didn't list an option for Sample Rate. Since Ardour knew the first time that the system was running at 48000, I assume I was actually running at that rate. Is there a configuration file that overrides what I am setting in qjackctl's Setup window? <br>
<br>Any help will be great!<br><br>Thanks,<br><br>--Sean<br>