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Re:JackTrip WebRTC: high quality, uncompressed, low-delay au... by declnz on Thursday January 28, 2021 @01:10PM (#25946096)
+1

I get the problem with JackTrip (though JamTrip[1] looks a good start).

Out of interest, what were the problems with Jamulus? I've found it easier than expected (once I'd got Jack set up and happy / understood). On Windows / MacOS it's actually easier as there are are clear, well-trodden install guides (and no Jack / low-latency kernels to explain).

[1] https://github.com/vicwomg/jamtrip

Re:JackTrip WebRTC: high quality, uncompressed, low-delay au... by TomMasz on Monday February 01, 2021 @03:50PM (#25993717)
The problem was he's not a techie and only has a Linux laptop because of cost. Trying to get him to understand how to work the shell cost me a year of life.
Re:JackTrip WebRTC: high quality, uncompressed, low-delay au... by spacechild1 on Thursday January 28, 2021 @03:30PM (#25948655)
Last time I've checked, Jamulus is not peer-to-peer but rather server-client and therefore has more latency.