Timothy Capelle wrote: > On 11/27/2011 3:07 PM, Kassen wrote: >> On 27/11/2011, Tim Capelle<[email protected]> wrote: >>> perhaps asio itself isnt supported but the jack for windows site makes >>> claims that any program that uses asio is able to input into jack. i >>> will >>> check into this when i get home to see if it indeed connects and will >>> test >>> the latency. >>> >> I suspect that they are claiming the soundcard as a ASIO client, then >> register to the system as being N ASIO-capable soundcards. From there >> on it's routing and mixing between those sides. That would work... and >> with a few systems like that Windows will have the same glorious mess >> of "options" audio-wise that brings so much joy to Linux users ;-) >> >> Kas. > So I tried this setup and it works great! > info and setup instructions here: http://jackaudio.org/jack_on_windows ... > Hope someone is able to develop this windows port. >
It might/should just be a matter of adding the dll for libjack, telling Sconstruct to build the fluxus code, then enabling polling of the audio system in scratchpad.ss. cheers, dave
