Re: jamin on a remote workstation

"Jack O'Quin" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.audio.jamin.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
David Mulcahy <[email protected]> writes:

> I have been using jamin for sometime now but because of the high cpu 
> requirements (I know about IIR in preferences) I need a way to distribute the 
> load and run ardour on one machine and jamin on another.  I only have 2 
> PIII800 and a firewall all connected by a lan.  Is it possible to distribute 
> the load like this and if so how would i do it, would i use the lan to 
> transfer the audio or would i need to connect the soundcards (one is a delta 
> 1010lt the other on old soundblaster clone).  Any pointer or URL on the 
> subject would be a great help.

Not presently.  There are people on jackit-devel working up patches
for a jack-udp backend.  This is a long way from completion.

Depending on how deeply you want to get involved in software
development, you might take a look at what they're doing.  Eventually,
I believe this will become a fully-supported Linux audio feature.
-- 
  joq


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