kieran

Hi all, I was playing with Jamulus on windows 10 using asio4all. I noticed there is no obvious way to see xruns. Presume it should be in asio4all? Surely xruns exist in windows. Is there another small utility to see them ? I do not want to load a big complex app like Reaper or Ardour. Thanks.

DonC, is there anyway the smaller unmixed opus data files per channel could be saved to file for post editing ? Perhaps with a synchronization mark added at the start so we line them up together ?

I understand that that Jamulus uses the Opus audio codec. Opus is a compressed / ‘lossy’ audio coding format but some say it a better quality audio than MP3 and AAC. An opus file is an audio file created in the Opus format and can store audio at 982 kB per minute.. (128 kbps stereo 32000 Hz) A WAV file is a raw audio format that is uncompressed/ ‘lossless’ audio and is around 10 MB per min. So if OPUS is native to Jamulus and has a compression ratio of approx 10:1, why does the Jamulus server store...

I understand that that Jamulus uses the Opus audio codec. Opus is a compressed / ‘lossy’ audio coding format but some say it a better quality audio than MP3 and AAC. A .opus file is an audio file created in the Opus format and can store audio at 982 kB per minute.. (128 kbps stereo 32000 Hz) A WAV file is a raw audio format that is uncompressed/ ‘lossless’ audio and is around 10 MB per min. So if OPUS is native to Jamulus and has a compression ratio of approx 10:1, why does the Jamulus server store...

This looks like a really impressive spin on Jamulus. We played with this a little last night. We were amazed that a £15 gaming headset (headphones with a mic) was able to get 64 frame size. ! Well done. Also, we really like the way you use a tablet to connect 'wirelessly' to the pi4. May I ask, have you built in some type of logic/process to work out the lowest frame size ? Also, who do you see product aimed at ?

Where do we post extra info to add to the jamulus.io website ? Thought there might be a separate section for it on this discussion forum ?

We played with Jitsi but it requires far more cpu than Zoom. We really like the idea of it though as you can run your own video server and not have to wait for it to goto to the US and back. We were using the latest software release.

Hi All, When we record a session on the server of all the individual clients audio, it saves it a wav files. Is there any way to save it as mps or other compressed format ? As the these are far more efficient for storage.