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Yeah. Opus is the default transport codec, and, should you wish to transcode to mp3 or otherwise, is converted after the fact. One of the nice side effects of
by anonbanker 10y ago
Yeah. Opus is the default transport codec, and, should you wish to transcode to mp3 or otherwise, is converted after the fact.
One of the nice side effects of this is that transport streams are really low-bandwidth. If I set up a JACK master server, and, say, six slave laptops recording input, I can stream/mix over 802.11g without latency, whereas other solutions will fully saturate a gigabit switch.
- tripzilch 10y agoBut surely when I use JACK to record the audio output of VLC into Audacity (easiest way to record a short clip of what you're watching, IMHO, because you can apply a quick clean+edit immediately), it sends the audio lossless? (that is, a lossless copy of the VLC decoding of the probably lossy audio stream). Otherwise I might have to rethink that trick...