I've had a quick look at the Jamulus website, the 'stick' version I believe is just a file you download which you 'burn' or write onto a USB stick using some software like Rufus or Etcher. Might be a good tip for people who want an easy start! I have no idea how that sticks works but nice to hear that it actually does work. compared to being onsite together- but it´s so much better than not to play in a band. So, if you`ll try to use jamulus, search for the stick version, that seems to be the easiest way to get good results (there´s also an analizing tool included that lists out potential trouble makers.) Even if the specs seemed ok and I never had any other performance complaints it seems that my lenovo comes with some cheapish components that prevent to get a good latency on it, I´m tired of further investigation. I compared different laptops (I have nothing else.) and voilá it works very well when I use my company laptop with jamulus stick. Then I´ve discovered the jamulus stick, based on Linux and ready to run from the usb port without installation.

I had an upgrade on my network hardware and tried all the tips to set up my lenovo consumer laptop with i5 processor, only with very decent improvements. Particularly I had trouble to bring latency down below 30 ms.

We´re using jamulus over internet and it was quite a journey to make it work in our 4 people band.

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