Bob Tennent

dviout, a Windows dvi previewer supports tpic specials, as do the conversion programs dvips and dvipdfm.

Specification of tpic specials: http://ftp.tug.org/svn/dviout/trunk/htmlhelp/htmle/IDH_CMDTPIC.html?revision=229&view=co

tpic specials

Do you mean the Getting Started here? In which case, that's about the use of clients connecting to servers (public servers by default) which is the main Jamulus use case. The key word here is clients; that is; more than one. A single client isn't going to be collaborating. The client group has to select a server and it should be emphasized that the selection has to provide good latency for all of them. I'm not suggesting that cloud hosting has to be suggested on Getting Started; just that that page...

I've looked at the Running a Server page. Thank you for those new remarks.

Low latency for all clients is of course a desireable thing, No, it's an essential thing. The Getting Started document is currently oriented to an individual client. But Jamulus is intended to support collaboration and Getting Started should be oriented to the collaborating group. Whoever is choosing the server should be aware of that essential thing.

Even the "Getting Started" doc doesn't say enough about the fact that all the clients in a session need to have a low-latency connection to a server. If no available server provides this, cloud hosting should be mentioned in Running a Server.

OK now.