Merge lp:~eeickmeyer/ubuntu-manual-tests/ubuntu-manual-tests into lp:ubuntu-manual-tests

[Erich Eickmeyer]

Updated testcase for Ubuntu Studio post-install

Updated to use tools developed for and by Ubuntu Studio for the test. Qjackctl is no longer supported by the Ubuntu Studio team but is kept for more advanced users and legacy purposes.

=== modified file 'testcases/image/1455_Post-installation (Ubuntu Studio)'
--- testcases/image/1455_Post-installation (Ubuntu Studio)	2013-03-28 20:24:31 +0000
+++ testcases/image/1455_Post-installation (Ubuntu Studio)	2020-02-08 17:36:59 +0000
@@ -1,16 +1,15 @@
 <strong>Audio Check </strong>
 Before you begin, make sure you are booted into a fresh session, and that you haven't opened any audio applications - including any browser pages with audio content.
 <dl>
-    <dt>Open qjackctl from the menu</dt>
-        <dd>Start jack and confirm the jack starts in real time mode. Then stop jack to confirm it closes properly. Finish by starting jack and keeping it on for the duration of this test.</dd>
+    <dt>Open Ubuntu Studio Controls from the menu</dt>
+        <dd>Start Jack and confirm it runs properly (DSP shows a percentage). Then stop jack to confirm it closes properly (DSP shows 0%). Finish by starting Jack and keeping it on for the duration of this test.</dd>
+        <dd>Start Carla and keep it around for your Patchbay.
     <dt>Open Hydrogen from the menu</dt>
-        <dd>Create a quick beat and play it - you should hear sound. If you aren't hearing any sound, make sure that connections are accurate in <strong>Qjackctl -> Connect</strong>, and that your hardware levels are not muted.</dd>
+        <dd>Create a quick beat and play it - you should hear sound. If you aren't hearing any sound, make sure that connections are accurate in <strong>Carla -> Patchbay</strong>, and that your hardware levels are not muted.</dd>
         <dd>See http://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudio/ProAudioIntro for more info on audio on Ubuntu Studio if you're having trouble. </dd>
         <dd>You can close Hydrogen once you are done</dd>
     <dt>Make sure pulseaudio is connected to jack</dt>
-        <dd>In <strong>Qjackctl -> Connect</strong> make sure that pulseaudio sink and source exist.</dd>
-    <dt>Open the pulseaudio mixer (pavucontrol).</dt>
-        <dd>Set Pulseaudio to use jack in both "output devices" and "input devices"</dd>
+        <dd>In <strong>Carla -> Patchbay</strong> make sure that PulseIn and PulseOut exist and are connected to system input/output.</dd>
     <dt>Test desktop sound through jack</dt>
         <dd>Open firefox and go to any page that has audio. Flash video will not work, so html5 is preferred - such as http://youtube.com/html5. </dd>
 </dl>