Open NexAdn opened 1 year ago
I'm gonna try to make the JACK integration optional at configure time, so people aren't required to have libjack installed for OSM to work. The rest of the PR can be considered ready for review.
Okay, that was actually pretty easy. Let me know what you think.
Hey! I'd love to see this merged as I use JACK/Pipewire! :)
Hey! I'd love to see this merged as I use JACK/Pipewire! :)
I don't know how long until I get any reaction for this PR or the accompanying issue from Pavel. For now, I've taken the freedom to provide a patched version with this feature and the ALSA deadlock fix applied in Gentoo's GURU repo. If you'd like to have these patches applied, you could ask your distro's package maintainer to apply those patches for their version as well. While it's not the fine way, it doesn't look like upstream is going to apply those patches anytime soon and at least one of them is critical for stable operation of the whole program.
Hey @NexAdn, thanks for the PR ! At the moment, when the generator is disengaged, it disappears as a jack client. Would it be hard to make it stay ? No big deal though because we could use the jack patchbay to make it automatically reconnect to the right output.
Thanks for the PR ! Did anyone get any feedback on whether this is likely to be merged anytime soon ? FWIW it works flawlessly on my end and I'll gladly be using it, hope it gets upstreamed.
Same question, any update to get that merged? Most modern distros are switching to pipewire which has a compatibility layer for JACK, and having proper support for JACK would allow a very large support on more complex hardware (and would allow routing and filtering from outside OSM)
This PR introduces support for the JACK audio backend on Linux, which is the pro audio backend normally used on Linux. This also allows the application to run under PipeWire, a new audio backend which is becoming popular in major Linux distributions, thus allowing the program to run under most audio setups without any problems associated with directly accessing the sound card using ALSA.
Closes #58