On Tue, Oct 2, 2012 at 1:40 PM, Grant <emailgrant@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Windows: apps that use ASIO can talk to JACK. apps that use any of the many other audio APIs on windows cannot talk to JACK
OS X: apps that use CoreAudio (which basically means every single app) can talk to JACK. sandboxing on the latest release interferes with this, as apple intends it to.
Linux: apps that use ALSA can generally be made to talk to JACK. apps that use OSS either cannot or can be very awkward (these are generally older apps). apps that use frameworks like GStreamer can talk to JACK.
> grant - its very, very confusing that you started out asking about bridgingIs there a failsafe sort of method/hack on any/all of the three
> between ALSA and JACK and then switched to a question about iTunes.
platforms for apps that don't have native jack support?
Windows: apps that use ASIO can talk to JACK. apps that use any of the many other audio APIs on windows cannot talk to JACK
OS X: apps that use CoreAudio (which basically means every single app) can talk to JACK. sandboxing on the latest release interferes with this, as apple intends it to.
Linux: apps that use ALSA can generally be made to talk to JACK. apps that use OSS either cannot or can be very awkward (these are generally older apps). apps that use frameworks like GStreamer can talk to JACK.
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