I add a probable probabilitiy in which I thought:
- Using Gstreamer to encode audio and put in a IP address, using
GStreamer Jack plugin.
Anyone knows something about this? I'll write in Gstreamer mail list
right now.
El 12/09/16 a las 18:07, Paul Davis escribió:
for wifi, this question cannot be answered deterministically. the same
hardware+software environment or at a different time of day may yield
different results. there are situations where it could work for some
period of time, but relying on that would be foolhardy.
Yes... some months ago I researched about wifi net stability to
send/receive OSC messages and read about it... about its unstability.
And I am talking about OSC messages only.
El 12/09/16 a las 17:58, Mario Sottile escribió:
For some days, I'm testing some ways to send/receive audio to/from two
computers connected with WiFi to a router. I use Jack in both machines
and I need to use WiFi, no wires, because of a necessarily comfort issue.
What I tested:
- netsend~/netreceive~ from http://www.nullmedium.de/dev/netsend~/. It
works, but it makes a lot of click/pops: unacceptable.
- I compiled zita-njbridge and, finally, I made it work: also
unaceptable because of similar noises and silences.
What I didn't test yet:
- netsend~/netreceive~ from http://www.remu.fr/sound-delta/netsend~/,
because it is not compiled for Linux and I don't know how to do it.
- I tried to use jack.trip but, because an error, I should compile 1.1
version. I didn't do it, because I have to install Qt5. I'm afraid of
doing a mess...
- NetJack1: I like the idea of compressing audio, but I don't like the
master-slave design because I have to use both soundcards speakers and
microphones.
- NetJack2: also it has master-slave system. I don't know if I will
can make the configuration I need.
Also, I have to send from one computer to the other, a screencast (I
would use VNC or "X over SSH", I have to test them). It doesn't matter
if it is not perfect, it is only for monitoring.
Now, the question: *Will I can get what I need? Will I can send audio
to/from both computers with no clicks/pops/silences and also send
video from one to another?
*If the answer is "NO", I'm ending right here my research.
Thanks in advance.
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