(05-12-2020, 01:39 PM)Hans Peter Augustesen Wrote: You are not downloading any files from the server.
The server is uploading them - to you. Without any intervention on your part
Eventually look her, by the way:
New content in recorded folders - what is going on?
> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=781
Ok, from my perspective it still seems that the app is downloading from the server, not vice versa, that wouldn't really work without the JamKazam app, and "uploading from the server" seems an odd way to put it. But I know what you mean and in principle I agree. It doesn't need intervention from me, as long as the JamKazam app is running. ;-)
(05-12-2020, 06:11 PM)bullmoon Wrote: I have only been doing this a few times but noticed similar problems trying to do the mix myself. I also noticed that the individual track recordings may seem time stretched in comparison - so that I may have to shrink or stretch them to line up. It's almost as if there is some clocking drift - likely or possibly due to jitter which we do see some of on the indicators. I need to do something more exact to test this - creates some specific test files to play into JK to see what's up with the drift and offsets.
Really? I hadn't noticed anything like this, but perhaps you made longer recordings? Once I had compensated the delay of one of the tracks everything seemed just fine. I worked out that this delay was app 250ms for the one recording we did so far, I'd love to know how to find this value reliably.
We will do more recordings soon, perhaps I will find out more. If this delay is unavoidable I would like to get some help by having a couple of markers inside the audio file or something similar, where I can resync the tracks easily. Any ideas welcome...
If not I just have to compensate manually, it is easily done, I just don't like trial and error for something like this if it can be avoided.