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Re: I'm newbie. Experts help needed.
by Jörn Nettingsmeier-5
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i'm not an expert on the issues you asked about, but here's what little
i know:
AdLibitouch.com wrote:
> Hi people,
>
> at first, excuse me for my poor English. I hope you can understand me.
>
> I'm using my own application (www.adlibitouch.com) for audio control on
> stage during live music shows. 'Server' app is writed using PureData and
> 'client' app is writed using Flash. I have 'touch' and wireless audio
> control. It's nice for my needs.
>
> But, at this moment, I'm trying to add audio transport from server to
> clients. Obviously, I need near-zero latency, because audio received on
> clients (PDA, PPC, laptop, etc.) can be used as audio monitoring system
> for singers or musicians.
>
> My questions to Jack experts is:
>
> 1) Do you think Jack is the better solution to do it?
don't know if it's "better". but it enables you to integrate a large
number of potentially useful applications into your setup without any
glue or hackery.
> 2) Can I run Jack client on Windows Mobile devices? Alternatives?
don't know.
> 3) Do you think is possible to do it over wifi with a decent audio quality?
i know it is possible - torben hohn (author of netjack) uses it
routinely over his home wifi. *BUT*: whether you want to do that live in
unknown locations (unknown in terms of radio interference) and still be
able to sleep at night is your decision. i would pee my pants.
one stream on an otherwise idle WIFI is probably easy. but i don't want
to imagine the collisions you'll get when 3-4 endpoints are streaming
simultaneously... maybe a separate AP (on separate WIFI channels) for
each client might help.
anyways, it would be very wise indeed to have a wire-based fallback option.
> 4) Exists some free library or piece of code for adding to
> ActionScript-Flash in order to listen Jack Server streaming?
don't know either.
best,
jörn
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Jörn Nettingsmeier
Verantwortlicher für Veranstaltungstechnik
Audio and event engineer
Ambisonic surround recordings
http://stackingdwarves.net
+49 177 7937487
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i know:
AdLibitouch.com wrote:
> Hi people,
>
> at first, excuse me for my poor English. I hope you can understand me.
>
> I'm using my own application (www.adlibitouch.com) for audio control on
> stage during live music shows. 'Server' app is writed using PureData and
> 'client' app is writed using Flash. I have 'touch' and wireless audio
> control. It's nice for my needs.
>
> But, at this moment, I'm trying to add audio transport from server to
> clients. Obviously, I need near-zero latency, because audio received on
> clients (PDA, PPC, laptop, etc.) can be used as audio monitoring system
> for singers or musicians.
>
> My questions to Jack experts is:
>
> 1) Do you think Jack is the better solution to do it?
don't know if it's "better". but it enables you to integrate a large
number of potentially useful applications into your setup without any
glue or hackery.
> 2) Can I run Jack client on Windows Mobile devices? Alternatives?
don't know.
> 3) Do you think is possible to do it over wifi with a decent audio quality?
i know it is possible - torben hohn (author of netjack) uses it
routinely over his home wifi. *BUT*: whether you want to do that live in
unknown locations (unknown in terms of radio interference) and still be
able to sleep at night is your decision. i would pee my pants.
one stream on an otherwise idle WIFI is probably easy. but i don't want
to imagine the collisions you'll get when 3-4 endpoints are streaming
simultaneously... maybe a separate AP (on separate WIFI channels) for
each client might help.
anyways, it would be very wise indeed to have a wire-based fallback option.
> 4) Exists some free library or piece of code for adding to
> ActionScript-Flash in order to listen Jack Server streaming?
don't know either.
best,
jörn
--
Jörn Nettingsmeier
Verantwortlicher für Veranstaltungstechnik
Audio and event engineer
Ambisonic surround recordings
http://stackingdwarves.net
+49 177 7937487
_______________________________________________
Jack-Devel mailing list
Jack-Devel@...
http://lists.jackaudio.org/listinfo.cgi/jack-devel-jackaudio.org
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