On Thu, Jul 23, 2020 at 01:30:29PM +0200, Florian Paul Schmidt wrote:
> jack2_split breaks the serial dependency by registering two jack clients
> which respectively only have terminal input and output ports. It copies
> the buffers from its inputs to its outputs after the current process
> cycle. This introduces one additional period of latency into the graph,
> but allows jack2/jackdmp to schedule A and B in parallel (e.g. on two
> cores).
A few comments:
* Doesn't jack2 have this built-in ? I seem to remember something called
'loopback ports', but it has been some time...
So you start jack2 with the required number of loopback ports, then
connect A -> writable side of loopback ports, and readable side -> B.
* Since this is just a buffer, the '-split' name seems a bit misleading.
* I'm not convinced that the logic used in your current implementation
will do the right thing in all cases (but I could be mistaken).
The reliable way to organise this would be to use a dummy port in
reverse direction on both clients and connect those.
Ciao,
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