David CLARKE

Finally got other members of the consort not on my personal network to test my server. Server registers successfully under AllGenres and is visible to external clients. Selecting it and pressing Connect closes selection window and gives Trying to Connect on main client window. Then nothing. Got client to retry using my fixed public IP address. Same result. Got client to connect to HobsonsOpenMic and connected my own client to same server. Able to have a brief Jam session. Should I try : 1. Opening...

Got my ISP to give me a static IP. Central Server (default) gives Central Server Full. Tried Classical. Registration failed. Tried All Genres. Registration succeeded. Server appears in AllGenres list and my client can connect to it. Thank you very much for your patient support.

Further experiments. Server allows connection of two local clients both of which use 22134. Which protocol should be used for port forwarding of 22124? Neither TCP nor UDP seemed to work. Ensured that Jamulus Server is in list of trusted applications for incoming connections. It seemed to make no difference. Careful observation of server window when Make server Public is checked: Starts off Unregistered, briefly shows Registering and then shows Registered. However, Jamulus Explorer does not show...

MacBook Pro (13in late 2016) MacOS 10.15.6. Set up Jamulus server and Jamulus client version 3.5.10. Located in Melbourne, Australia. Uses default Central server. Client successfully connects to HobsonsOpenMic. Colleague across the Internet using Windows also able to connect to same server. Started server on laptop. Screen shows Client IP: port as 10.0.0.1:22134. Selected Make My Server Public. Colleague cannot see my server in CS List. Checked using Jamulus Explorer, server not in CS List under...

I have tried with GarageBand. You can force the initialisation of CoreAudio by using preferences to swap to Builtin mic and then swap to USB mic. Initially, there is no delay but the recorded input is very scratchy. If you persist with a recording the scratchy-ness gradually diminishes over about 2-3 secs so the recording is of acceptable quality. However there is now a delay of about 1/240 sec (about 1/2 beat at 120bpm). It seems to me that SOMEWHERE either in the hardware or the CoreAudio there...

MDRILL Dome USB mic gives either very poor sound quality or very long delay. Using latest version of Jamulus with Mac OS 10.15.6 Have tried using Thru in Audio/MIDI set up but it makes no difference. Initially, sound is very scratchy but delay is not noticeable. Gradually over about 10 secs, the quality improves but the delay increases so that it is useless with Jamulus. Built-in mic works perfectly, but has omidirectional pickup. USB mic has cardiod pickup, which is what I want to use.