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− | + | This module allows {{VLC}} to connect to [[JACK Audio Connection Kit]]. | |
− | == JACK | + | == Access == |
− | + | {{Module|name=jack|type=Access|first_version=0.9.0|os=Unix, Linux, BSD|description=JACK input|sc=jack}} | |
− | + | ||
− | + | The option <code>--jack-input-caching</code> no longer exists, removed with a commitdiff entitled {{Commitdiff|31ac20b22fc37bcf78991159bf8a0f138db05b44|l=Unify (ACCESS{{!}}DEMUX)_GET_PTS_DELAY}}. | |
− | + | <!-- | |
− | + | {{Option | |
− | + | |name=jack-input-caching | |
− | + | |value=integer | |
− | + | |description=Make VLC buffer audio data captured from JACK for the specified length in milliseconds | |
− | + | }} | |
− | + | --> | |
− | + | {{Option | |
− | + | |name=jack-input-use-vlc-pace | |
− | + | |value=boolean | |
− | + | |default=disabled | |
− | + | |description=Read the audio stream at VLC pace rather than Jack pace | |
− | + | }} | |
− | + | {{Option | |
− | + | |name=jack-input-auto-connect | |
− | + | |value=boolean | |
− | + | |default=disabled | |
− | + | |description=Automatically connect VLC input [[port]]s to available output ports | |
− | + | }} | |
− | + | {{Clear}} | |
− | + | ||
+ | == Audio output == | ||
+ | {{Module|name=jack|type=Audio output|first_version=0.8.5|os=Unix, Linux, BSD|description=JACK audio output|sc=none}} | ||
+ | {{Option | ||
+ | |name=jack-auto-connect | ||
+ | |value=boolean | ||
+ | |default=enabled | ||
+ | |description=If enabled, this option will automatically connect sound output to the first writable JACK clients found | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | {{Option | ||
+ | |name=jack-connect-regex | ||
+ | |value=string | ||
+ | |default="system" | ||
+ | |description=If automatic connection is enabled, only JACK clients whose names match this [[wikipedia:regular expression|regular expression]] will be considered for connection | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | {{Option | ||
+ | |name=jack-name | ||
+ | |value=string | ||
+ | |default="" | ||
+ | |description=JACK client name | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | {{Clear}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | == Source code == | ||
+ | * {{VLCSourceFile|modules/access/jack.c}} | ||
+ | * {{VLCSourceFile|modules/audio_output/jack.c}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | {{Documentation}} |
Latest revision as of 02:52, 18 May 2019
This module allows VLC media player to connect to JACK Audio Connection Kit.
Access
Module: jack | |
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Type | Access |
First VLC version | 0.9.0 |
Last VLC version | - |
Operating system(s) | Unix, Linux, BSD |
Description | JACK input |
Shortcut(s) | jack
|
The option --jack-input-caching
no longer exists, removed with a commitdiff entitled Unify (ACCESS|DEMUX)_GET_PTS_DELAY.
- jack-input-use-vlc-pace <boolean> : Read the audio stream at VLC pace rather than Jack pace default value: disabled
- jack-input-auto-connect <boolean> : Automatically connect VLC input ports to available output ports default value: disabled
Audio output
Module: jack | |
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Type | Audio output |
First VLC version | 0.8.5 |
Last VLC version | - |
Operating system(s) | Unix, Linux, BSD |
Description | JACK audio output |
Shortcut(s) | (none) |
- jack-auto-connect <boolean> : If enabled, this option will automatically connect sound output to the first writable JACK clients found default value: enabled
- jack-connect-regex <string> : If automatic connection is enabled, only JACK clients whose names match this regular expression will be considered for connection default value: "system"
- jack-name <string> : JACK client name default value: ""
Source code
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