Aj-snapshot is a command line utility to store/restore ALSA and/or JACK connections.

Aj-snapshot is meant to be used from the command line. To make a new snapshot, just type
aj-snapshot filename
in a terminal window, where filename can be any name you choose for your snapshot file.

When you make a snapshot, all the currently active connections are saved in an XML file with your chosen name. Once you have made a snapshot file, you can restore it at any later time with the '-r, --restore' option:

aj-snapshot -r filename

Git repository:
git clone git://aj-snapshot.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/aj-snapshot/aj-snapshot

New in v0.9.6

• Different behavior in daemon mode.
• Restore connections once when it is started
• You have more freedom to change connections while the daemon is running
• Added manual file
• rewrite of aj-snapshot.c

New in v0.9.5

• Aj-snapshot now has the ability to run in daemon mode. In this mode, aj-snapshot will be able to restore ALSA and/or JACK connections automatically when clients are available.

New in v0.9.4

• Make the -a and -j flags work together as expected, when they are combined.
• Fixed bug where aj-snapshot would not restore connections to a2jmidid ports.
• Refactoring of ignore-clients code.

New in v0.9.3

• Correction to the license headers which referred to the wrong program...
• Make the -i flag ignore clients in both directions. (in the previous release, only connections FROM the ignored clients were ignored)