09-17-2020, 08:29 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-17-2020, 08:32 AM by Dimitri Muskens.)
(09-15-2020, 11:06 PM)Richard Head Wrote: Well ....Jamkazam is just not going to work for this partner$p I am sorry to say. I sent the info about the computer asking to be able to control for his mic etc. and this is the response I got from Gene:>>>
"I was able to get my interface and video working. I was getting ready to record a session when my computer's security warned me that "Jamkazam would like to take control of your computer. Allow/Decline". I declined and the message popped up 2 more times. I had previously allowed Jamkazam access to my mic and changed the audio input/output to my interface. There was something suspicious going on. As I said before, I'm not allowing any outsider to take control of my computer."
So I will just need to move on and see if I can find someone else that I am interested in working with that is amicable to using Jamkazam.
On that note, while jamming has a little interest to me my main reason for Jamkazam is music collaboration. I wish Jamkazam had more of an emphasis like Bandmix where folks are actually searching for other like minded musicians for collaboration. The musician search on Jamkazam is practically unusable in my opinion.
Well, like you're saying yourself "like Bandmix" - there are other programs/apps/platforms that will give you this functionality. JamKazam was not setup to do that. There is a JKZ FB-group where collabs are searched/setup and get-togethers are scheduled. You could give that a try.
And for your friend - there is absolutely nothing "suspicious" about an app/program needing to 'control your computer'. Practically any piece of software you use/install does that (but most just don't boast it). It's either that or you won't be able to use the software ... .