On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 5:52 PM, Bob McGwier<
rwmcgwier@...> wrote:
> ANY network carrying PDA, etc. is not now nor will be near zero latency.
> Secondly, the audio is going to go through compression with ugly phase
> distortions due to the lossy compression, etc. and the source of major
> complaints from singers and musicians.
I think is quite possible to playback audio with less then 10ms
latency over a wireless net on a mobile device, but it's not trivial
and I don't know any out of the box solution. You could write an
iPhone application that speaks the Netjack2 protocol or try to find a
linux based mobile device with a low latency audio device and run
jack2 with the net backend.
An example for a low latency audio application on the iPhone:
http://www.patokeefe.com/archives/230Still, I would look for less experimental solutions first.
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