Luis Lloret
Luis Lloret
Just an example: On Ubuntu, the default audio backend is PulseAudio, and while you can use Jack, from what I know, configuring it is not straightforward for someone that is...
@sonoro1234, I think what I'll do is finish my simple proof of concept using pure pulseaudio and then try using it through rtaudio, and then see which one looks better
Hi, so I think I have got this in a mature enough state in my branch, and the code is ready for a Pull Request. I have asked around in...
I just used the already existing one. The limitations of the RtAudio implementation will not affect the usage on SuperCollider, so I am happy about that. Just a clarification to...
Yes, perhaps. But for now, I prefer not to touch the jack backend at all, since that will require much more thought and consensus within the group. I want to...
> Hey @llloret , just read the RFC and this discussion, i'm definitely in support of this. I have a few questions and concerns for you and for some other...
> I support making PulseAudio usable for people who can't install and configure JACK on their system. Assuming of course that performance is reasonably acceptable, that we clearly communicate PulseAudio...
> Do we need to promise reasonably low latency? If the use case is to make it easy to get started, that could go along with higher latency, and document...
> The issue is not RtAudio's maintenance; it's the PulseAudio module's level of maintenance. Apart from what @sonoro1234 already said, the PulseAudio parts seems to be undergoing active maintenance. For...
Hi, is there any interest on this PR?