14 Oct
2002
14 Oct
'02
1:24 p.m.
Hi,
From the JACK FAQ:
"aRts, a streaming media
architecture: aRts was not designed from the ground
up with low-latency in mind. Not a fault, but a design decision. A jack
output element could be written for aRts, though, as far as I can tell."
Anybody tried this already? If not, I would like to spend some time creating
an aRts output element, because my laptop soundchip doesn't have decent ALSA
drivers. And it seems easier to write a jack output for aRts than to debug
the es18xx ALSA drivers.
greetz,
Kasper
14 Oct
14 Oct
1:46 p.m.
kasper(a)303.nu wrote:
Hi,
AFAIK it hasn't been attempted yet. You should get in touch with the
arts-devel list though because they have quite an active development
group from what I've heard.
It would be very useful for many people.
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From the JACK FAQ:
"aRts, a streaming
media architecture: aRts was not designed from the ground
up with low-latency in mind. Not a fault, but a design decision. A jack
output element could be written for aRts, though, as far as I can tell."
Anybody tried this already? If not, I would like to spend some time creating
an aRts output element, because my laptop soundchip doesn't have decent ALSA
drivers. And it seems easier to write a jack output for aRts than to debug
the es18xx ALSA drivers.
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