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Is there compiled reaper to android receiver app? #13
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It would be great if you attach compiled example applications to Releases |
+1 |
app-debug.zip |
Wow, that was fast, thanks! My first impressions: it works! :-) Stuff I noticed after playing around for few minutes:
otherwise, the sound quality is good and the latency is really low, will measure some more time permitting |
@AtmanActive the 48k value is hardcoded |
Do you think you could compile a version with hardcoded 192000, just for kicks? |
Hey guys.. how do I go about compiling this to use on my Android device? |
Sorry to late reply! I have attached sample apks with this release. Sources of these apps are also contained in repository. You can build these by yourself with:
and install apks with adb
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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? |
And the apps u attached.. do they run in the background ? And have low battery use? |
Hey. I tried the apps u attached.. the sender works but I don't hear anything from the reciever |
That could happen when DAW sample rate and phone sample rate do not match. Most androids are locked at 48000Hz. |
Oooh ok.. gonna try changing it later then... |
Hello
Is there a compiled apk version of the receiver app already?
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