Interesting conversation. I've read elsewhere it's P2P, but have not see any proof of this, other then JK members sharing the information. I'm okay with being wrong when I say, regardless of what people are saying about P2P, the app is calling home somewhere to broker everything.
I'll have to check the original videos the developers put together years ago but I don't recall any of them taking a deep dive into the details of the application. That said, compared to some other jamming apps, JK does not strike me as a thin client due to all the social networking bells and whistles; chat, notification pop up, recording abilities, etc. I have to assume all contribute to CPU and network usage and affect latency, since they are sharing the same connection. I'm just starting to check out the Manage menu networking options and setting up client pairing to another user in the same ISP network.
I'll have to check the original videos the developers put together years ago but I don't recall any of them taking a deep dive into the details of the application. That said, compared to some other jamming apps, JK does not strike me as a thin client due to all the social networking bells and whistles; chat, notification pop up, recording abilities, etc. I have to assume all contribute to CPU and network usage and affect latency, since they are sharing the same connection. I'm just starting to check out the Manage menu networking options and setting up client pairing to another user in the same ISP network.