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Re: Does Netjack2 connect ARM to x86

Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2016 4:17 pm
by folderol
Hi Gilles :)

OK, another thought...
Does it see the MIDI stuff if you keep everything within the Odroid?
If so, maybe try using zita-njbridge for the Ethernet connection. I had complete success with that (even still in beta), going through about 30M of my old-ish cat5 home net and a standard domestic router

Re: Does Netjack2 connect ARM to x86

Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2016 7:31 pm
by Gilles
Yes everything works within the Odroid as long as I don't use net driver mode. I think I'll try using zita-njbridge tonight and see how it turns out. If I can get that out of the way maybe I'll get to play and record music instead fixing the studio

Re: Does Netjack2 connect ARM to x86

Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2016 1:27 pm
by Gilles
So I tried to install zita-njbridge last night on one of my machines and I wasn't very successful. I couldn't find it in the regular repositories so I downloaded the .tar file, extracted it and followed the install instructions but I kept getting an error during make where it says it can't find zita-resampler even if it is installed on the machine. Maybe I'm not extracting to the correct directory? Any idea what I might be doing wrong? :(

Re: Does Netjack2 connect ARM to x86

Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2016 4:03 pm
by folderol
Only just got my head in gear again after miniLAC

How was zita-resampler installed?
If via a repo, did you also install the -dev files?
If building yourself, did you actually install it (sudo make install).
Might be silly questions but these things are easy to overlook :lol:

Re: Does Netjack2 connect ARM to x86

Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2016 2:47 pm
by Gilles
You were right on one thing, I forgot to get the -dev file for the resampler. :lol: So that worked.
But now I realize I still can't do what I intended to do which is getting several units sending stereo audio simultaneously to one unit in order to mix and record them on Ardour4. I understand now that zita-njbridge works only two ways, one to one or one to many but not many to one. :cry: I guess I can still use it with one unit and the rest will still have to go through the analog mixer with the physical stereo line in jack of the audio card. :roll:
Any suggestions to help achieve this would be welcom.