Hi,
On Thursday 03 Nov 2005 21:58, torbenh@email-addr-hidden wrote:
> On Thu, Nov 03, 2005 at 11:18:23AM -0700, seablade@email-addr-hidden wrote:
> > Heh I really should get my head checked, my memory is going on me, so yea
> > I looked into NetJack, it is for Linux;)
You don't need to get your head checked. The unfortunate truth is that there
are two more or less unrelated netjack projects, one is for MacOS, one is for
Linux.
As Torben points out I did get it to work with PPC Linux (to some degree
atleast) but it won't work with MacOS.
The network-transport mechanism is not the same between the two so it won't
work using macosx-netjack <--> linux-netjack either, atleast not for the
moment.
Regards,
Robert
> > So if the author is reading
> > this I may be able to give you some feedback soon on if it works
> > crossplatform(x86 Linux to PPC Mac).
> >
> > However is there a way to get more than a stereo pair going back and
> > forth, or am I limited in that function for right now?
> >
> > Seablade
>
> robert jonssen has a mac and implemented the endianess stuff.
> my current work in cvs does not convert everything. i will fix this
> soon. but i am focussing on getting the transport sync between the hosts
> working.
>
> it is definitely a goal to make it work cross platform.
>
> because i intend to make some jam session with a friend of mine who will
> return in january to germany....
>
> in the mean time i need testers who verify cross-platform.
>
> and yes you are currently limited to 2 channels because stupid me
> hardcoded the 2 in some places i did not tidy up yet.
> but if you use 100mbit 4 channels should be possible without any
> drawbacks.
>
> step by step. i dont have much spare time :(
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