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Is there compiled reaper to android receiver app? #13

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PROPHESSOR opened this issue Nov 17, 2021 · 13 comments
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Is there compiled reaper to android receiver app? #13

PROPHESSOR opened this issue Nov 17, 2021 · 13 comments

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@PROPHESSOR
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Hello
Is there a compiled apk version of the receiver app already?

@PROPHESSOR
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PROPHESSOR commented Nov 17, 2021

It would be great if you attach compiled example applications to Releases

@AtmanActive
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+1
I can't wait to test it.
Thanks!

@PROPHESSOR
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app-debug.zip
I tried to compile it myself

@AtmanActive
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Wow, that was fast, thanks!

My first impressions: it works! :-)

Stuff I noticed after playing around for few minutes:

  • turning my phone into landscape mode crashes the app
  • the app seems to be accepting 48kHz sample rate only, even though my phone specs claim up-to-192kHz. Sending 96kHz or 192kHz just results in silence, but no crashes

otherwise, the sound quality is good and the latency is really low, will measure some more time permitting

@PROPHESSOR
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@AtmanActive the 48k value is hardcoded
The latency is low because of using AudioTrack engine. Using OpenSL ES/Oboe should reduce the latency, so my second issue is about it

@AtmanActive
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Do you think you could compile a version with hardcoded 192000, just for kicks?

@godbless876
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Hey guys.. how do I go about compiling this to use on my Android device?

@niusounds
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Sorry to late reply!

I have attached sample apks with this release.
https://github.com/niusounds/libReaStream/releases/tag/0.2.1

Sources of these apps are also contained in repository. You can build these by yourself with:

git clone https://github.com/niusounds/libReaStream.git
cd libReaStream
./gradlew assembleRelease

and install apks with adb

adb install samples/flowsample/build/outputs/apk/release/flowsample-release.apk
adb install samples/sender/build/outputs/apk/release/sender-release.apk

@godbless876
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Ok.. I have no clue what that all means as yet .. but am watching some tutorials to find out. You should build a full app for it tho. I am sure the reaper users would enjoy it.. is it low latency tho?

@godbless876
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And the apps u attached.. do they run in the background ? And have low battery use?

@godbless876
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Hey. I tried the apps u attached.. the sender works but I don't hear anything from the reciever

@AtmanActive
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That could happen when DAW sample rate and phone sample rate do not match. Most androids are locked at 48000Hz.

@godbless876
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Oooh ok.. gonna try changing it later then...

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