ng-jackspa is a set of simple interfaces that host a LADSPA plugin, providing JACK ports for its audio inputs and outputs, and dynamic setting of its control inputs.
- njackspa
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Visual interface for the terminal written using ncurses.
- gjackspa
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GTK+ graphical interface for X11 written using gtkmm-2.4.
- qjackspa
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Qt graphical interface for X11 written using Qt 4.
- jackspa-cli
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Command-line interface for the terminal without dynamic setting of the control inputs.
ng-jackspa is a fork/continuation of jackspa. ng-jackspa can stand either for next generation jackspa or for ncurses/GTK+ jackspa.
Resources
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For a more detailed description see the manual page ng-jackspa(1).
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The official homepage is at Gna!. There you might find up-to-date information and releases.
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Release notes listing important user-visible changes are available in a separate file NEWS.
Installation instructions
Download links, installation instructions and a list of dependencies can be found in the file INSTALL.
Issues
Known bugs and limitations:
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See the section about BUGS in the manual page ng-jackspa(1).
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Bugs recently discovered or other minor bugs may be listed online at https://gna.org/bugs/?group=ngjackspa.
Bug reports and feature requests are managed with the web issue trackers at Gna!. To submit a bug report:
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Check that the bug is not already known, by searching the sources listed above; if it is already known, and if applicable, you might want to confirm the bug, cite some other problematic cases etc.
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Try to reproduce the problem with the most up-to-date version available online.
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To submit a report about a new bug, fill in the form of the suport tracker; you do not need a Gna! account, although you can log in.
Credits & License
ng-jackspa has been written by G.raud Meyer (g_raud chez gna.org). The original project of which it is a forked continuation was written by Nick Thomas. The ncurses interface is based on njconnect by Pawel/Xj.
ng-jackspa is free software; you can redistribute and/or modify if under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 as published by the Free Software Foundation. The full text of the license can be found in the root of the project sources, in the file COPYING. Otherwise see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.