Jamulus 3.5.5 is running fine as server on the Raspberry Pi 4B under Raspbian Buster.
Audio Injector stereo sound card (HAT) has been configured successfully as per these instructions at flatmax.org. I can play wav files, and alsamixer sees the card.
When I connect to localhost as client (Jamulus -c localhost) the terminal screen shows page after page of No sound! No sound! scrolling endlessly.
When I open the "Settings" window in the Jamulus client, under "Soundcard" the "Device" field says NOSOUND and there is not an option to select the Audio Injector.
Thanks for any help!
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You have done "qmake "CONFIG+=nosound" Jamulus.pro", right? This is for server operation only. If you want to use the client, you have to use "qmake Jamulus.pro", i.e. without the nosound option.
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You have done "qmake "CONFIG+=nosound" Jamulus.pro", right? This is for
server operation only. If you want to use the client, you have to use
"qmake Jamulus.pro", i.e. without the nosound option.
Thank you. I missed the "make clean" step.
Will try again later and report back.
It will be nice if this card works, as it is very inexpensive and makes a
nice compact setup for server + one local client (and eliminates the
network traffic for the local client).
Thank you. I missed the "make clean" step.
Will try again later and report back.
It will be nice if this card works, as it is very inexpensive and makes a
nice compact setup for server + one local client (and eliminates the
network traffic for the local client).
Wonderful software, by the way!
On Fri, Jun 12, 2020 at 11:17 AM Volker Fischer
corrados@users.sourceforge.net wrote:
You have to re-compile after the qmake step. To make sure that everything
is correctly applied, you could do a make clean. I.e.:
make cleanqmake Jamulus.promake
Audio Injector Sound Card not working with Jamulus Client in Raspbian
Buster on RPi 4B
Problem as described in subject line.
Jamulus 3.5.5 is running fine as server on the Raspberry Pi 4B under Raspbian Buster.
Audio Injector stereo sound card (HAT) has been configured successfully as per these instructions at flatmax.org. I can play wav files, and alsamixer sees the card.
When I connect to localhost as client (Jamulus -c localhost) the terminal screen shows page after page of No sound! No sound! scrolling endlessly.
When I open the "Settings" window in the Jamulus client, under "Soundcard" the "Device" field says NOSOUND and there is not an option to select the Audio Injector.
Thanks for any help!
You have done "qmake "CONFIG+=nosound" Jamulus.pro", right? This is for server operation only. If you want to use the client, you have to use "qmake Jamulus.pro", i.e. without the nosound option.
Thank you.
Yes, I did initially use "qmake "CONFIG+=nosound" Jamulus.pro"
But then after installing the Audio Injector I went back and used "qmake
Jamulus.pro"
I am not that familiar with qmake. Are there other steps that I would need
to take to get rid of the "nosound" setting? i.e. uninstall Jamulus
first?
On Fri, Jun 12, 2020, 10:08 Volker Fischer corrados@users.sourceforge.net
wrote:
You have to re-compile after the qmake step. To make sure that everything is correctly applied, you could do a make clean. I.e.:
Thank you. I missed the "make clean" step.
Will try again later and report back.
It will be nice if this card works, as it is very inexpensive and makes a
nice compact setup for server + one local client (and eliminates the
network traffic for the local client).
Wonderful software, by the way!
On Fri, Jun 12, 2020 at 11:17 AM Volker Fischer corrados@users.sourceforge.net wrote:
These steps fixed the "nosound" problem
The only additional step was to run qjackctl, go into SETUP, and change
the driver from "portaudio" to "alsa", and then STOP and START jack.
On Fri, Jun 12, 2020, 11:25 Peter Greco geckojam@users.sourceforge.net
wrote:
Last edit: Peter Greco 2020-06-13