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1. JAMBOX 1.6.2 SOFTWARE FOR MAC HOW TO
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I just don't understand the tech well enough to know how this option I'm describing might be realized. I definitely didn't mean to suggest the "onus" was on Kevin/Jambox to do any of this. (There are some details about that here:Ĭarlos, thanks for breaking all that down.

JAMBOX 1.6.2 SOFTWARE FOR MAC CODE

just a computer running jacktrip in hub mode, linked to from their system) and I wanted to have the auto-pan and self-mix features they now have in the web app, but he clarified those will only work on managed servers, even if I were to go to the trouble of running the supercollider code on my unmanaged server machine. I've been using an unmanaged server (i.e. I talked with Mike Dickey a little about this question of what is and isn't open source, when I was trying to understand the possibilities of using the supercollider code they're using on the VS servers now, but on an unmanaged server. I definitely don't see jambox becoming a fully automated GUI client of Virtual Studio without some pretty major rearchitecture, as VS clients pull their configuration from the server, and the server's software is not presently (and I suspect, not any time soon) openly-shared technology.

JAMBOX 1.6.2 SOFTWARE FOR MAC HOW TO

I managed to reverse-engineer a working jacktrip client command, but I think those in the know could really help the rest of us by sharing more information on how to configure clients to work with the managed VS servers. Just sharing a bit more about what the clients need to run in order to connect would go a long way here. Rather, I think it makes sense for the Virtual Studio folks to make their environment more amenable to folks who use jacktrip and Jamulus without the virtual studio client code - whether on a Mac, Windows, or Linux and whether they are using the command line, qjacktrip, or jamtrip, which is now also available for installation in the jambox image.

Michael is on the right track, but I'm not sure I agree that the onus is on jambox to figure out how to work with Virtual Studio. The web-based VNC access to the RPI is fantastic, super easy! but in many ways the connect-to-last is more flexible. Version I'll probably add a command line option to connect to a groupĪs well. SonoBus and connect to whichever group you last used. home/pi/.config/sonobus_nf the whole device will auto-launch With the option in SonoBus to Auto-Reconnect to Last Group enabled, Up at hw:0, and a USB audio interface shows up as hw:1). (Because I'm not loading the builtin RPI audio, the hifi berry shows So it will use 3 periods when the USB audio device is connected. So I changed the /etc/nf to default to NPERIODS=2, and added: How did you arrive at 8 periods for theĭefault? It seems rather excessively high.

Testing with a first gen Focusrite 18i20 I was able to get stable

JAMBOX 1.6.2 SOFTWARE FOR MAC MODS

I have an RPI4 with the HifiBerry DAC+ADCpro, and I just had to make aįew mods to the /boot/config.txt to get it working:Īnd commented out the line because I have no use for the Rpiīuiltin-audio (and probably no one does):įor the HifiBerry, JACK is stable with 64 x 2 periods.