16 Aug
2016
16 Aug
'16
1:35 p.m.
On Tue, Aug 16, 2016 at 03:14:13PM +0200, xan wrote:
Am 15.08.2016 um 22:50 schrieb Fons Adriaensen:
What do you mean by 'playing on the sender' ? I assume you are using
something that outputs via Jack. Then you have to connect it to j2n.
Read the man page. The IP address for both j2n
and n2j is that of
the destination. For the port you can use any value > 1000 that is
not in use, try e.g. 7000.
I couldn`t find anything specific about ports in the man page,
but I`m now using port 7000. Thanks for pointing me to it.
The command runs without any output on the sender and the recevier
sees the incoming packages and says: "Syncing... Recieving". However,
the sound I`m playing on the sender end is not played back on the
recievers end. Do I have to do some routing in something like
qjackctl?
And on the receiving end you need to connect n2j, e.g. to the
soundcard.
I tried this and that but couldn`t get it running. Is
there
a detailed step-by-step tutorial somewhere or can you help
me please?
Do you mean you can't run qjackctl ? If not what happens if
you try running it ? How do you start Jack ? You really need
to provide more info if you want anyone to help... Without
that it's not possible.
Ciao,
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