Hi, Yes, it seems that bjack is more stable on long runs. However, there is a real difference between the two: the B in bjack stands for "buffer". That means that I/O is done via an extra buffer, and hence you won't get as close to realtime audio processing as you could be with ocaml-jack. That's an important part of the choice: if you need real low latency, then you need jack, and if it doesn't work you'll have to help us fix it at least by bothering us :)
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