jack.udp(1) [debian man page]

JACK.UDP(1)															       JACK.UDP(1)

NAME

       jack.udp - JACK UDP Transport Client

SYNOPSIS

       jack.udp [options] send|recv

OPTIONS

       -b : Set the ring buffer size in frames (default=4096). -c : Set the client name (default=jack.udp-PID). -n : Set the number of channels,
       and therefore the number of JACK ports (default=2). -p : Set the port number (default=57160). -r : The remote host name, for use in send
       mode (default="127.0.0.1").

DESCRIPTION

       jack.udp is a UDP audio transport mechansim for JACK. The send mode reads signals from a set of JACK input ports and sends UDP packets to
       the indicated port at the indicated host at a rate determined by the local JACK daemon. The recv mode reads incoming packets at the indi-
       cated port and writes the incoming data to a set of JACK output ports at a rate that is determined by the local JACK daemon.

       This transport mechanism is unreliable. Both send and recv clients will report buffer overflow and underflow occurences, and recv clients
       will report dropped and out-of-order packets, and shutdown on channel mismatch packets. In practice this mechanism can be made highly reli-
       able over local networks.

       jack.udp implements no connection logic, use jack.plumbing(1) instead.

EXAMPLE

	   192.0.0.1:~$ jack.udp -r 192.0.0.2 send
	   192.0.0.2:~$ jack.udp recv

AUTHOR

       Rohan Drape http://slavepianos.org/rd/

SEE ALSO

       jackd(1)

AUTHOR

       Rohan Drape <rd@slavepianos.org>
	   Author.

								    01/10/2012							       JACK.UDP(1)

JACK.PLUMBING(1)														  JACK.PLUMBING(1)

NAME

       jack.plumbing - JACK Plumbing Daemon

SYNOPSIS

       jack.plumbing [options] [rule-files]

OPTIONS

       -d : Do not operate as a daemon.

       -o : Do not load ordinary rule files.

       -q : Quiet operation.

       -u : Set the time, in micro-seconds, that must elapse after a connection notification to indicate the end of a notification set
       (default=30000). This is an optimization switch.

DESCRIPTION

       jack.plumbing maintains a set of port connection rules and manages these as clients register ports with JACK. Port names are implicitly
       bounded regular expressions and support sub-expression patterns.

       There are four rules: connect, disconnect, also-connect and connect-exclusive.

	   (connect "SuperCollider:out_(.*)" "system:playback_1")

       This connect rule ensures that whenever scsynth(1) is running any output ports it registers are connected to appropriate ALSA playback
       ports. The connect rule only makes a connection if none already exist.

	   (also-connect "system:playback_1" "jack.udp-[0-9]*:in_1")

       This also-connect rule ensures that when jack.udp(1) is running in send mode all signals that are ordinarily sent to the local audio
       interface will also be sent to the network destination. The also-connect aliasing applies to both the left and right hand side of connect
       rules.

	   (connect-exclusive "SuperCollider:out_(.*)" "ardour:sc3_in_1/in 1")

       This connect-exclusive rule ensures that if SuperCollider and an ardour(1) session with appropriate tracks are both running that
       SuperCollider gets connected to ardour and disconnected from everything else.

       This type of connection daemon has the following advantages over both environment variables and command line arguments:

       o   it does not require any client connection support or logic at all

       o   it provides a uniform user interface to all clients

       o   it has a somewhat declarative style

       This type of daemon is very lightweight and non-intrusive: it requires no arguments, it runs from an unprivileged thread, if the rule set
       is empty it is a no-op, it does not write any files, it does not require any modification to clients or to how clients are started.

       When a set of port registrations is made it checks the modification time of the rule set files, /etc/jack.plumbing and ~/.jack.plumbing,
       and any files specified by the user, rereads the rule set if it has been updated, then makes the JACK graph obey the rules.

       Any lines beginning with a semi-colon are ignored.

       The rule set is sorted, disconnect rules are applied first, then connect rules, then connect-exclusive rules.

FILES

       o   /etc/jack.plumbing

       o   ~/.jack.plumbing

AUTHOR

       Written by Rohan Drape http://slavepianos.org/rd/

SEE ALSO

       jackd(1)

AUTHOR

       Rohan Drape <rd@slavepianos.org>
	   Author.

								    01/10/2012							  JACK.PLUMBING(1)