Open ann0see opened 1 month ago
May be Qt related.
Also considering your comment @a-singer that nobody is interested in this edge case - luckily that's false. There's even a fork focused on accessibility https://chigkim.github.io/jamulus/
Thanks, this really isn't my area but I might as well learn. I realize this is probably not something which is easy to write up but is
https://github.com/jamulussoftware/jamulus/blob/main/COMPILING.md#ios-
up to date? Also, would you be able to point me at where to add the argument? I'm happy to hard code the server, I won't be connecting to any other from that device. Again, if you have a minute, I'd like to modify the initial setting of the jitter buffers. Is that doable while compiling the code? Thanks again.
Oh, and I wasn't saying that nobody was interested in accessibility, I have actually seen a great deal of work done on it and even recall that someone wrote an accessible version of the GUI which didn't need to be maintained any longer because it had gone into the main code. I was talking about the iOS app's accessibility because it can't really be distributed.
You can see that the connect flag is set here:
https://github.com/jamulussoftware/jamulus/blob/main/src/main.cpp#L478-L485
You could - after the loop - set the respective flag manually on a GitHub fork. Then check the GitHub actions tab in your repository and download the ipa file.
I'd like to modify the initial setting of the jitter buffers. Is that doable while compiling the code?
That's probably possible, but I don't know it from the top of my head. Probably it's in settings.cpp, utils.h or clientsettingsdlg.cpp
The change should probably happen in the config file anyway. You'd set the config file on your PC, transfer it to the phone and then load it from there. Not sure if the "loading config file" works well via iOS. It may need some fiddling with Finder/iTunes, the Files app etc. where you'd copy the config file to your iDevice
Discussed in https://github.com/orgs/jamulussoftware/discussions/3313