5 Aug
2006
5 Aug
'06
5:16 p.m.
M P Smoak wrote:
On Saturday 05 August 2006 07:48, torbenh(a)gmx.de
wrote:
yes. and the program name is alsa_out or alsa_in
if you are not satisfied with the latency of alsa_[in|out] then
get back at me, and i explain, how to improve the latency.
alsa_[in|out] are the best solutions currently available to your
problem.
we are talking sub ms here.
Is there a man page or other documentation that explains for a linux
novice how to use the programs? Also is there project page? If I've
missed it, I'm sorry; been too busy lately ...
Netjack i among others witten by Torben Hohn and has a perfectly fine project page:
*netjack*.sourceforge.net
jack-diplomat is not the same program as far as I understand.
Johan
I did search on google for jack-diplomat, I ask here
since I did
not find anything useful except for a German wikipage with a dead
link.
Apparently can be found at:
http://spark.woaf.net/jack_diplomat-0.70.tar.bz2
(found link here:
http://www.archivesat.com/JACK_developers/thread771821.htm)
-- Fernando
> Is using one instance of jackd implying jack everything must be
> synced? If that is the case is using several instances of jack
> probably better even if there is some way around it syncing with
> jacknet.
>
> Is jacknet netjack?