I'm trying to set up a Samson C01U Pro mic in JK. I get a series of rather puzzling warning and error messages as follows:

• Unable to open input audio device Microphone (Samson C01U Pro Mic).
   
  • No compatible sample rate (32000) found on audio device
    
  • Your input device sample rate is 48000 and different from your selected sample rate 96000. For best performance select 48000 as the sample rate.
    
  • Your output audio device default sample rate is 48000 and different from the input device sample rate 44100. For best performance use your Sound setup (found in Windows Control Panel)
    
  • Invalid Audio Device
    It appears this audio device is not currently connected. Attach the device to your computer and restart the application or select a different device.If you think your gear is connected and working: Try a different sample rate
    

This is a very useful forum, but sometimes Facebook groups are just too easy to use.  There is a group there on JK with over 2500 members but one of the admins did something, making new posts impossible.  That's the problem with groups that are basically owned by the original creator.  My view is that once a few hundred people join, it isn't yours anymore, it belongs to the public.

[/url][url=https://www.facebook.com/groups/369491023208936/]https://www.facebook.com/groups/369491023208936/

Hey there, looking for a pianist to jam regularly with. I'm an alto with a smoky lower register, and I'd like to do some slowed down covers of pop songs a la Ella Eyre's We Don't Have to Take Our Clothes Off -

Ella Eyre: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iwmdq_clSQ 
VS
Original: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWZisnZ-RGE

I'm also into doing jazz versions of modern songs like PostModern Jukebox - 
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORIeT1...untEXsguLg
...but that's a project for more people of course. 

Anyway, if this is you, please hit me up!

I'm also a Mac user getting this Network error message:
"Independent mapping, independent filter, random port, hairpin"
Based on jamjam Administrator’s post, I’ve done the following:

• Under my Apple Airport Express router, “Enable NAT Port Mapping Protocol” is CHECKED on.

• Called my ISP (Spectrum) and was told I do indeed have a public IP address assigned to my router. 

• Added JamKazam to my list of allowed apps in my Firewall.

After all this, tried to start sessions and it still does not work, still getting the same error message: 
"Independent mapping, independent filter, random port, hairpin”.

Please help. Thank you!

I ordered many tracks, but some of them didn't download to my system.

I wanted to show a friend what it was like to play over jamkazam.  I was playing duets with another friend and wanted her to join as a fan to hear what we could do.  She didn't have good equipment yet.  We couldn't figure out how she could get on line with us just to chat and listen.  How would she  do that?
Boyd Osgood bosgood@opusnet.com

I am the singer in my band. I use a Blue condenser mic and focusrite scarlett solo. In our weekly jam sessions my mic sounds fine but when I check the recording the instruments sound fine but all over my voice is static buzz and popping. I tried chaning via the audio booster in jamkazam the bit rate speeds and frames and adjusted all volume levels with a number of combinations and recording still sounds bad. Now I checked and the local recording of just me is fine it is the RT MIX where this happens so this has to be a Jamkazam issue. What do I do?

There are two frustrating "features" to JamKazam.

1) Session recordings can not be deleted. Not only does this unnecessarily clutter up the JamKazam server or where ever these recordings are stored, but it makes figuring out what is good and what is useless in File Manager difficult.-to-impossible. It only makes sense that the person who asked for the recording be allowed to delete it. AND have it stay deleted.

2) Likewise, for the "Featured Sessions" screen inside the Start A Session option. Weirdly, old sessions listing only the originator apparently stay in that list indefinitely. They can not be deleted by the "Session Organizer" even if the only person on the RSVP list is the Session Organizer. More useless clutter.

no friends, no followers, no recordings, no sessions

filling up space

I'm trying to find musicians who are ACTIVE on JamKazam, not NULL or ZOMBIE accounts

Let's clean this up, OK?

I'm glad that my account from 2015 was still alive in 2020 when I returned to JK, but hey - there's got to be a limit on how long an account can be stale and still be listed.....

addendum - I see that when browsing the list of musicians, one sometimes finds the same account repeatedly in the list. This makes the process of finding a given musician VERY frustrating - almost a total waste of time <grumble>

Hi, newbie here (of course) but I've already searched the forum and can't seem to find anyone reporting this issue.

I've been invited to a session... the host and I have chatted via JamKazam so I know that things are up and running.

I RSVPd to the session.  The host accepted my RSVP.  I tried to get in, and got the message "approvaLrequired".

What does this mean?  As I said, the host and I tried it out prior to the session, so we know we can at least chat.  Host invited me, approved me.  Then invited me again.  Each time I get the same message, with no clue as to how to proceed to get approval for a session I've been invited to.

I tried to check latency to see if this was an issue.  When I set it up this morning, the test came back fine (obviously, as we were able to be in a session together and chat).  Now when I go to check the network, I get the message No Test Servers Found.  This appears to be common and according to the posts I read does not indicate that there is suddenly a problem where there once was none.

Please advise.  TIA!

Cecilia