Jamulus Internet Jam Session Software 3.11.0
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Jamulus
Date: 10/02/2024 Size: 76 MB License: Open Source Requires: 11|10|8|7|Android|Linux|macOS Downloads: 6823 times ![]() Restore Missing Windows Files |
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Jamulus enables musicians to perform real-time jam sessions over the Internet.
To minimize latency, Jamulus utilizes compressed audio and the UDP protocol for transmitting audio data. Total latency includes:
Network latency due to delays within the network—every 300 km is responsible for at least 1 ms of extra latency, as the speed of light limits data transport on the internet
Audio latency occurs when sound travels through the air, causing a 3 ms delay per meter due to the speed of sound limitations, particularly when the microphone and/or loudspeakers are not in immediate proximity
Jamulus operates on a client-server model. Each client sends compressed audio to an Internet server. The server then mixes the decompressed audio streams for each user separately and sends the compressed mix back to each client. Each client has its own mixing console, allowing them to control the mix on the server.
Servers in the context of Jamulus can be categorized as either public or private. Public servers are termed "Registered," while private servers are termed "Unregistered" due to the absence of a built-in user authentication mechanism in Jamulus. The Registered servers are listed in directories, providing users with the option to select a server that offers the lowest latency for their specific needs. Each server operates using the Jamulus server software, which is responsible for collecting audio data from each Jamulus client, mixing the audio data, and then transmitting the mixed audio back to each client.
The minimum required internet connection speed is 200 kbps for the upstream and downstream connections. The ping time from your computer to the server should not exceed 40 ms on average.
A software manual is available online here.
To minimize latency, Jamulus utilizes compressed audio and the UDP protocol for transmitting audio data. Total latency includes:
Jamulus operates on a client-server model. Each client sends compressed audio to an Internet server. The server then mixes the decompressed audio streams for each user separately and sends the compressed mix back to each client. Each client has its own mixing console, allowing them to control the mix on the server.
Servers in the context of Jamulus can be categorized as either public or private. Public servers are termed "Registered," while private servers are termed "Unregistered" due to the absence of a built-in user authentication mechanism in Jamulus. The Registered servers are listed in directories, providing users with the option to select a server that offers the lowest latency for their specific needs. Each server operates using the Jamulus server software, which is responsible for collecting audio data from each Jamulus client, mixing the audio data, and then transmitting the mixed audio back to each client.
The minimum required internet connection speed is 200 kbps for the upstream and downstream connections. The ping time from your computer to the server should not exceed 40 ms on average.
A software manual is available online here.

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