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Thanks Julien, yes I've tried with headphones but jack still fails to

start. I'll try now running it without jack and see if that brings any

clues - but really i need to use jack.
Forgot to mention that I can record and play at the same time - but only

when the zoom is set as the input device and the laptop audio hardware

set as the output. 
Cheers,

Iain
On Mon, 2011-06-06 at 13:00 +0200, Julien Claassen wrote:

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> Hello Iain!

>    Only one small thought. when you use the Zoom as a standalone, there seems

> to be a blockage, when recording and uing the speaker for playback. Have you

> tried plugging in headphones while using the h4n in full duplex? Othen than

> that, No ideas. I have one for the moment, but I only used it once for full

> duplex and I remember we did a bit of trickery, but that may have been due to

> the fact, that we had no JACK.

>    Warm regards

>                Julien

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