Re: [Jack-Devel] patch for jack_iodelay man page

Le 19 avr. 2011 à 23:07, Chris Caudle a écrit :

> Attached is my submission for a patch to the man page for jack_iodelay
> which incorporates the corrected instructions that Fons posted yesterday.
> 
> While double checking the command line parameters to make sure I named
> them correctly in the man page, I discovered these inconsistencies in
> current jack2:
> 
> The man page shows that the coreaudio backend has only the -p option, and
> -n is the --name,
> not --nperiods like the alsa backend.  Should coreaudio also have a way to
> set the number of periods per buffer like ALSA?  If it does, it is not
> documented in man page.  I could not check the --help output because the
> help for the coreaudio backend does not get compiled in on my Linux
> system.

I've corrected JACK2 CoreAudio man.

> 
> Man page for net backend says -p is frames per period, jackd -d net --help
> shows -p is UDP port and -n is client name, i.e. man page and --help
> conflict.  In fact, jackd -d net --help does not show that frames per
> period and periods per buffer can be set, but the man page does.  I have
> not looked in the source yet to see which is correct.  Can -n and -p
> options be set for net backend, or does the jackd running net have to get
> those parameters from the jackd  at the other end of the network?

-d net in JAKC2 is actually "netjack2" 

-d netone has to be use for netjack1 (on JACK2)

> jack_iodelay.0.patch


Does not apply on JAKC2....

Can you send me the corrected file directly?

Thanks.

Stéphane

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