Re: [Jack-Devel] JACK on Android: Use cases?
Well, somebody asked for use cases and I did provide one.
What about all this waste? Well, that's another question and I have concerns about it that are probably very similar to yours, but I believe this doesn't belong in this thread.
I'd just like to repeat that very small and powerful computers with real time audio capabilities and without Apples hard- and software restrictions could open very many possibilities for many people in the pro/amateur/whatever audio world.
What about the Ubuntu phone platform? Have any Jack developers gotten into that already?
Cheers,
Axel
On May 23, 2013, at 12:32 PM, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
> That's your choice. I've got FX gear that is >= 30 years old, was used
> on stage and never gets broken and I own modern FX gear that was only
> used in the studio and gets broken after 3 years. IMO even this modern
> FX equipment I bought is more solid than a tablet PC. This are my
> experiences with my own equipment, I carefully maintained it. I also
> worked professional for audio and there I've seen people who where not
> very careful. It wasn't their own equipment and they sometimes even were
> to stupid to roll up a cable. I suspect that a lot of tablet PC won't
> survive 1 day of professional usage.
>
> I'm aware of the possibilities an Android tablet would provide and I
> would like to get one myself, but I don't expect this gear to be
> durable.
>
> Perhaps you want to keep this in mind:
> http://lmgtfy.com/?q=agbogbloshie+images
>
> We, you and me, are responsible for this!
>
> For me the question about rt-audio abilities is interesting too, but I
> try not to forget about the whole story.
>
> Are those consumer tablet PC vendors evil, when they make marketing
> decisions about pro-audio? Perhaps, perhaps not.
>
> What about all this waste?
>
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