Open source Mac OS X low latency audio server Jack OS X is an easy to use, low latency audio server that can connect multiple applications to a single hardware audio device. Moreover, Jack OS X also allows apps to send as well as receive audio to and from each other with ease.
apt-get, yum, synaptic
etc.)JACK uses Git as its source control system. Our central git repository ishosted by Github. We are currently working toward linking the repositories forJACK1 and JACK2 but this work is not complete, so for now the commands to geta copy of the source are a little different depending on which tree/versionyou want.
Those without write access can access the repository with these commands:
You can also point a web browser at
to be able to browse current source code and full history with all the usualGithub goodies.
Those who have been granted write access and have supplied a public key canclone the repository with the following commands:
You must then edit the .git/config
file within jack1 so that the submoduleentries correctly reference the write-access URL. They should look like this:
Those without write access can access the repository with this command:
You can also point a web browser at
to be able to browse current source code and full history with all the usualGithub goodies.
Those who have been granted write access and have supplied a public key canget to the repository with the following command:
Eventually the same setup for the submodules will be required as for JACK1,but this is not true at this time.