On Sat, Jan 17, 2015 at 6:19 PM, Len Ovens <len@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
BTW, Linux is not mentioned anywhere and neither is open (source or otherwise). However, I posted this because someone was asking about running a few more audio lines wirelessly and the common thought is that it can't be done with reasonable latency for monitoring. These people seem to think it can. They are talking compatible with a wide range of devices (android included) so the drivers are not being redone either. Auto-seeking low traffic wifi channels might be a part of it, but from what I have seen, scanning channels takes more time than anyone wants for a gap in audio.
This isn't completely a new idea... the Line 6 Relay wireless guitar system is also digital with non analog compression (except for the input into the transmitter and the output from the receiver), but it doesn't use wireless ethernet. Not sure how this Jack thing would connect to a guitar amplifier, though, you'd still need a receiver and DAC on the other end to send a signal into an amp. I guess you could use a computer or something in between.
Brett W. McCoy -- http://www.brettwmccoy.com
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