Re: [Jack-Devel] Jack 1.9.8 on Windows patchbay question

Hi Rick,

When saving a patchpay configuration in Jack Control you got the
option to save the file wherever you wanted to in the Save Patchbay
dialogue screen... if you did not make any changes in the file
location then it will be in your Jack Installation directory
(typically C:\Program Files (x86)\Jack). Your patchbay configuration
file will typically be a .xml file in that directory.

Remember that a default Windows Explorer configuration automatically
hides file extensions, so you won't see the .xml unless you configure
Windows Explorer to not hide the file extensions.

Kind regards,
GrahamG

On 2/20/12, Rick Wright <[hidden]> wrote:
> I've got Jack v1.9.8 running successfully on Win7 and I have a need to use
> the QJackCtl patchbay functionality to enforce connections via an "active"
> profile.  This is all working fine.
>
> Now, I'd like to copy this setup to other Win7 machines.  I'd like to copy
> the .xml file where the patchbay connections are defined.  In Windows this
> file doesn't seem to actually exist in the filesystem, although
> loading/saving such file via QJC GUI does invoke the Win7 file dialog.
>
> Is this a real file that I could copy to another machine?  If so, where
> does it live?  If not, is there some other straightforward way for me to
> achieve my goal of enforcing some connection setup that is easy copied to
> other machines in Windows?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Rick
>

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