Removing jack-plumbing, jacktrip-receive and jacktrip-send services. #3
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All jacktrip audio will now always passed through SuperCollider, regardless of server size. Using scsynth instead of supernova, for the time being. Still testing and comparing..
supernova generally consumes more resources but handles larger scale mixes at lower core/musician counts. scsynth consumes fewer resources and generally works better for simple mixes (up to 480+).
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* Don't try to load alsa state if the file doesn't exist Improvement some of the REST api endpoints * Update to get google cloud instance name on audio servers * Update to get azure cloud instance name on audio servers * Adding --broadcast 1024 to all jacktrip server instances Updated copyrights for JackTrip Labs * Refactoring code * Incorporating github actions * Fixed a few bugs in device agent code caused by last refactor * Removing jack-plumbing, jacktrip-receive and jacktrip-send services. (#3) * Removing jack-plumbing, jacktrip-receive and jacktrip-send services. All jacktrip audio will now always passed through SuperCollider, regardless of server size. Using scsynth instead of supernova, for the time being. Still testing and comparing.. * Use supernova for < 50 logical cores, and scsynth for more. supernova generally consumes more resources but handles larger scale mixes at lower core/musician counts. scsynth consumes fewer resources and generally works better for simple mixes (up to 480+). * A few more supercollider parameter tweaks * Changing server port (#6) * Changing server port * Less boring * Adding some basic tests (#5) * Fixing test failure (#8) * Bump wire buffer limit for supercollider, and always use scsynth (#12) * Bump wire buffer limit for supercollider, and always use scsynth since it works better with the new sc mixer code. * Remove supercollider -T parameter since it doesn't work for scsynth Co-authored-by: nwang92 <nwang92@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Nelson Wang <nwang92@users.noreply.github.com>
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All jacktrip audio will now always passed through SuperCollider, regardless of server size.
Using scsynth instead of supernova, for the time being. Still testing and comparing..