#12 implement audio config

[Anonymous]

Originally created by: bill-auger
Originally owned by: bill-auger

feature of epic [#52]

tab of the global app config GUI

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by: bill-auger

this will be a tab of the global app config GUI (issue [#52])

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by: bill-auger

the previous commit contains a working implementation of audio device enumeration using the juce audio modules - see ConfigAudio::queryDevices() - this requires inclusion of the juce audio modules which are quite large and so will be removed in the next commit until is decided if this approach is beneicial - it is certainly simpler and mpre consistent however and may be justified if ever more target platforms are considered (mobile, plugins, etc.)

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NOTE: on windows juce handles only asio , directsound , and wasapi
          so device enumeration for kernelstreaming and wave must be implemented
      including the juce audio modules allows this method to easily enumerate
          devices through asio , directsound , coreaudio and alsa
          but this is currently the only use in including the juce audio modules
          and it is not yet clear whether device indices will be consistent
          with the ones NJClient detects so it may be better to just ryo here

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by: bill-auger

win:
KS and WAVE are working quite nicely and configurable - DS is functional but not yet configurable - ASIO is not functional at all

nix:
JACK and ALSA are working nicely - ALSA is not yet configurable (issue [#65])

mac:
whatever

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by: bill-auger

done
3dbb3dd

win:
DS is now user-configurable
ASIO is functional but only if the pre-compiled .dll exists alongside the main app binary but it is not user-configurable (see note below)
KS device selection is not implemented but it was not implemented in win32Ninjam either - has always grabbed the first device

nix:
ALSA is now user-configurable except for device selection but that was barely implemented in cNinjam or gNinjam either - default has always been hw:0,0 so we are happy for now

mac:
user configuration has been implemented but has yet to be compiled

NOTE: the original NINJAM ASIO support has Win32 GUI code intermixed
          and would need some refactoring to be a viable part of libninjam
      also it still o/c requires proprietary headers and as such is not GPL
          so it maybe decided to drop ASIO suppport from libninjam in favor of JACK
      this issue is considered closed for now

[Anonymous]

Ticket changed by: bill-auger

• status: open --> closed