Re: [Jack-Devel] Linux to Linux jacknet ?

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DateThu, 28 Feb 2013 11:46:23 +0100
From Roland Mas <[hidden] at debian dot org>
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In-Reply-ToTommaso Cucinotta Re: [Jack-Devel] Linux to Linux jacknet ?
Follow-UpTommaso Cucinotta Re: [Jack-Devel] Linux to Linux jacknet ?
Tommaso Cucinotta, 2013-02-28 09:30:56 +0000 :

> On 28/02/13 08:42, Roland Mas wrote:
>
>> I'm sure we could argue all day about which end is the client and which
>> is the server, but something that works here (order may matter):
>
> :-)
>
>> - on the laptop (elastomir), "jack_load netmanager" (it probably starts
>>   listening to messages or broadcasting that it is ready to do so);
>> - on the desktop (polymir), "jackd -d net" (actually I start it through
>>   Qjackctl, but whatever).
>
> Good, seems exactly what I'd need. Does it need any special way to let
> the 2 machines find each other ? Like providing host names through some
> command-line params ? 

  I didn't provide host names or anything.  The command-lines are as
quoted above :-) I believe the discovery happens through a Zeroconf-like
mechanism (although probably not Zeroconf itself, since avahi-discover
doesn't show anything).

> Is jack_load netmanager needed only on one of the two machines, and
> does it matter which one of the 2 ?

  The setup described above works with netmanager loaded only on one
computer; I didn't try running it on the other one.

> (I just tried to start the 2 jackd on the same machine giving them
> different names -- jackd -n name -- but it's likely that this wouldn't
> be the intended set-up -- I'll try shortly with 2 machines).
>
> On a related note, are the 2 machines constrained to be in the same
> subnet ?

  That would be a fair assumption, given the autodiscovery mentioned
above.  But maybe a setup using jack_netsource can be rid of that
constraint.

Roland.
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Roland Mas

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