Jesse Chappell
Jesse Chappell
Try it with JACK and things might become more usable... in the meantime
The JACK driver does work better, just not in the usual JACK way... you can do the connections manually outside SonoBus, or if you use the checkboxes in the SB...
It is designed so that it won't... if you use the optional -S (--sync) option to the jackd (assuming it is the jackdmp version) it will not add any extra...
I'll see what I can do about the ALSA setup too... because all those I/O options that show up are ridiculous and confusing too, aside from the broken channel handling.
Using qjackctl to start it? Look for hw:USB in the Interface dropdown in qjackctl. "system" is how whichever device you started jackd with will show up in the connections, since...
Mine sees it, but I'm actually having problems getting output to it... although input works. Sigh.
Yes, keeping an eye on the jitter buffer is always important. Also you can use the Initial Auto mode which just does an auto at the beginning and then goes...
In my experience true network packet loss doesn't often happen, but instead there is an under-run in the jitter buffer because of too much jitter, and that's when SB reports...
This has been requested a lot on other channels, thanks for putting in here! It's near the top of the list for a future update.
The local IPs are also sent to the server (and propagated to the clients), and they generally win the "race" for connection when the clients are all on the same...