6 Apr
2020
6 Apr
'20
3:15 p.m.
Hello all,
I just tried to run JACK2 on OSX Catalina. I installed the binary and it sais that it is
not supported for Catalina anymore.
The first try of compiling it on my machine failed. I couldn’t spend much time
investigating the current problem but it obviously deals with the 32-Bit build.
Can anyone send me a pointer how to possibly quickly resolve the build issue ?
Thanks in advance,
best
Alex
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6 Apr
6 Apr
4:15 p.m.
On 2020-04-06 13:15, Alexander.Carot(a)hs-anhalt.de wrote:
I just tried to run JACK2 on OSX Catalina. I installed
the binary and it
sais that it is not supported for Catalina anymore.
Are you sure the problem is not only JackPilot (not running on Catalina
anymore since 32bit)?
Using another front-end or Terminal `jackd` should work according to
https://github.com/jackaudio/jack2/issues/509
/Hannes
4:18 p.m.
A few Posts @github below:
"The point is not only JackPilot, but JackRouter/CoreAudio, the virtual
CoreAudio device that allows any CoreAudio application to become a JACK
client. Much like JackRouter/ASIO on Windows."
Am 06.04.2020 um 14:15 schrieb Hannes Helmholz:
On 2020-04-06 13:15, Alexander.Carot(a)hs-anhalt.de
wrote:
I just tried to run JACK2 on OSX Catalina. I
installed the binary and it
sais that it is not supported for Catalina anymore.
Are you sure the problem is
not only JackPilot (not running on Catalina
anymore since 32bit)?
Using another front-end or Terminal `jackd` should work according to
https://github.com/jackaudio/jack2/issues/509
/Hannes
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6:21 p.m.
On Mon, Apr 6, 2020 at 2:19 PM Stefan Rinass <s.rinass(a)unity-mail.de> wrote:
A few Posts @github below:
"The point is not only JackPilot, but JackRouter/CoreAudio, the virtual CoreAudio
device that allows any CoreAudio application to become a JACK client. Much like
JackRouter/ASIO on Windows."
But JackRouter for OSX hasn't been possible to run since OSX 10.11 or
thereabout. It doesn't help compiling it in 64 bit mode.
6:44 p.m.
Thanks to all for the quick replies !
jackd seems to work fine although I have not been able to establish a connection to my
client yet. For some reason other OSX audio servers such as Soundflower, Loopback etc. are
being recognized.
Will investigate asap and get back.
Thanks,
best
Alex
Alexander Carôt
--
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Alexander Carôt
Medieninformatik
Hochschule Anhalt
Fachbereich Informatik und Sprachen
Tel. office: +49 (0)3496 67-3130
Tel. mobile: +49 (0)177 5719797
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Am 06.04.20, 14:15 schrieb "Hannes Helmholz"
<hannes.helmholz(a)chalmers.se>se>:
On 2020-04-06 13:15, Alexander.Carot(a)hs-anhalt.de wrote:
I just tried to run JACK2 on OSX Catalina. I installed
the binary and it
sais that it is not supported for Catalina anymore.
Are you sure the problem is not only JackPilot (not running on Catalina
anymore since 32bit)?
Using another front-end or Terminal `jackd` should work according to
https://github.com/jackaudio/jack2/issues/509
/Hannes
6:48 p.m.
On Mon, Apr 6, 2020 at 4:45 PM Alexander.Carot(a)hs-anhalt.de
<Alexander.Carot(a)hs-anhalt.de> wrote:
Thanks to all for the quick replies !
jackd seems to work fine although I have not been able to establish a connection to my
client yet. For some reason other OSX audio servers such as Soundflower, Loopback etc. are
being recognized.
Maybe there's a misunderstanding here. In order to connect to jack,
the clients must be made to specifically support jack. Jack is not
like Soundflower, you can't just connect the audio input/output of any
program to it.
6:56 p.m.
>Maybe there's a misunderstanding here. In order
to connect to jack,
>the clients must be made to specifically support jack. Jack is not
l>>ike Soundflower, you can't just connect the audio input/output of
any
>program to it.
Thanks for extra clarification but I am aware of this. I am using Portaudio as the audio
wrapper and explicity configure it with:
./configure --with-jack (just as I do on Linxu, which works fine).
Nevertheless, at this point I am not 100% sure if has actually done it because JACK is not
mentioned in the configuration summary. On Linux I need the libjack-dev to be installed on
the system and wonder if it does exist on OSX as well.
This question should be addresses to the portaudio mainling list of course :-) - however,
if anyone here knows - please let me know anyways ;-)
Best
Alex
Alexander Carôt
--
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Alexander Carôt
Medieninformatik
Hochschule Anhalt
Fachbereich Informatik und Sprachen
Tel. office: +49 (0)3496 67-3130
Tel. mobile: +49 (0)177 5719797
E-Mail: alexander.carot(a)hs-anhalt.de <mailto:alexander.carot@inf.hs-anhalt.de>
Am 06.04.20, 16:48 schrieb "Kjetil Matheussen"
<k.s.matheussen(a)gmail.com>om>:
On Mon, Apr 6, 2020 at 4:45 PM Alexander.Carot(a)hs-anhalt.de
<Alexander.Carot(a)hs-anhalt.de> wrote:
Thanks to all for the quick replies !
jackd seems to work fine although I have not been able to establish a connection to my
client yet. For some reason other OSX audio servers such as Soundflower, Loopback etc. are
being recognized.
Maybe there's a misunderstanding here. In order to connect to jack,
the clients must be made to specifically support jack. Jack is not
like Soundflower, you can't just connect the audio input/output of any
program to it.
8 Apr
8 Apr
11:07 a.m.
On Mon, Apr 6, 2020 at 4:55 PM Alexander.Carot(a)hs-anhalt.de
<Alexander.Carot(a)hs-anhalt.de> wrote:
You can run "otool -L portaudio.dylink" to check if it links with jack.
Jack on OSX is installed in /usr/local, for some reason, so maybe you
need to add "-I/usr/local/include" to CFLAGS when configuring
portaudio.
>Maybe there's a misunderstanding here. In
order to connect to jack,
>the clients must be made to specifically support jack. Jack is not
l>>ike Soundflower, you can't just connect the audio input/output of any
>program to it.
Thanks for extra clarification but I am aware of this. I am using Portaudio as the audio
wrapper and explicity configure it with:
./configure --with-jack (just as I do on Linxu, which works fine).
Nevertheless, at this point I am not 100% sure if has actually done it because JACK is
not mentioned in the configuration summary. On Linux I need the libjack-dev to be
installed on the system and wonder if it does exist on OSX as well.
This question should be addresses to the portaudio mainling list of course :-) - however,
if anyone here knows - please let me know anyways ;-)
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