Daniel Wagner wrote:
I would make it a little more verbose:
The FreeBoB project will release its first public version this week.
This release will support BeBoB based Firewire audio breakout boxes.
Among these are for example the Roland/Edirol FA-101, Terratec Phase FW
series and the Presonus FirePod/FireBox. A more elaborate list can be
found on the FreeBoB website (freebob.sf.net).
The support is not complete yet, but all the basic things are present:
- jackd support
- Analog I/O at all samplerates supported by the device
- Digital I/O, depending on the format and firmware config.
- MIDI support through ALSA-Sequencer
Experimental support for:
- multiple devices on the bus using external sync
Not supported yet:
- hardware zero-latency mixer control
- extended device configuration controls (front/back switches, sync
modes, ...)
- native ALSA support (the alsa<->jack plugin works though)
Minimal roundtrip audio loopback latencies are, depending on your
system, around 5-10ms.
We are already working very hard on the next version, which will give
more control over the devices. This includes mixer support, software
sync source selection, firmware download. It will also extend the
support for combining multiple devices.
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