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llcon

The llcon software enables musicians to perform real-time jam sessions over the Internet. There is a llcon server which collects the audio data from each llcon client, mixes the audio data, and sends the mix back to each client.

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  •  02 Feb 2012 22:01

Release Notes: This release adds support for audio device selection under Mac OS. The connect dialog list is now sorted by the ping time. All software icons have been updated. Distortions of the audio signal if an USB sound card is used under Mac OS are fixed. An issue with slave server unregistering is solved.

  •  01 Jul 2011 20:44

Release Notes: Implementation of a new GUI skin for the main window of the software. A list of available servers is shown on pressing the connect button. The jitter buffer size can now be independently set for client and server. The auto-jitter buffer algorithm is improved. For Linux, the Qt project file is used too. The settings file is stored in the home directory instead of the application directory. New server settings for the server list are given in the main server GUI, and settings file support is added for server operation. A bug in the JACK audio interface was fixed.

  •  24 Feb 2011 22:08

Release Notes: A warning is shown in the main window if the audio delay is too long, a download link is added in the help menu, and a bug with the solo switch is fixed.

  •  01 Jul 2010 22:44

Release Notes: This release adds stereo audio channel support. It adds input/output audio channel mapping for the ASIO audio interface.

  •  16 Mar 2010 21:49

Release Notes: Support for Mac OS X (using the CoreAudio audio interface). Sound card frame size support for frame sizes other than 128, 256, and 512 samples. An improvement in network buffer (jitter buffer) in case of small buffer sizes. All available ASIO sample formats are supported. A bugfix for the M-Audio Delta ASIO driver.

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