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* [[Aqualung]] - Music player use GTK
* [[Aqualung]] - Music player use GTK
* [[qjackctl]] - a [[Qt toolkit|Qt]] based tool to control JACK.
* [[qjackctl]] - a [[Qt toolkit|Qt]] based tool to control JACK.
* [[Ardour (audio processor)|Ardour]], a free [[digital audio workstation]] program for Linux.
* [[Ardour (audio processor)|Ardour]], a free [[digital audio workstation]] program for GNU/Linux.
* [[Baudline]], a signal analysis tool.
* [[Baudline]], a signal analysis tool.
* [[SuperCollider]], a real-time audio programming language.
* [[SuperCollider]], a real-time audio programming language.
* [[ChucK]], real-time audio programming language
* [[ChucK]], real-time audio programming language
* [[CheeseTracker]] is an Impulse Tracker clone.
* [[CheeseTracker]] is an Impulse Tracker clone.
* [[Rosegarden]], a free [[digital audio workstation]] program for Linux.
* [[Rosegarden]], a free [[digital audio workstation]] program for GNU/Linux.
* [[XMMS]], using ''xmms-jack''
* [[XMMS]], using ''xmms-jack''
* [[Freqtweak]] - a digital [[Equalisation|EQ]].
* [[Freqtweak]] - a digital [[Equalisation|EQ]].

Revision as of 07:21, 25 December 2007

JACK Audio Connection Kit
Stable release
0.103.00 / March 18, 2007
Repository
Operating systemLinux, Mac OS X
TypeSound server
LicenseGPL
Websitehttp://jackaudio.org/

The JACK Audio Connection Kit or JACK is a sound server or daemon that provides low latency connections between so-called jackified applications. It is created by Paul Davis and others and licensed under the GNU GPL.

JACK is free audio software. It can use ALSA, PortAudio, CoreAudio, FreeBOB and (still experimental) OSS as its back-end. As of 2003 it runs on Linux and Mac OS X. There is also a version 2 in the works JACKDMP which support Windows.

Applications

Some software that works with JACK:

As of 2007, there are many applications with JACK support; every well known video player supports JACK as audio output, and nearly every audio playing application for Linux supports JACK output.) There are currently no VOIP clients with JACK support.

Libraries

  • Allegro, a game programming library.
  • bio2jack, a library that allows for simple porting of blocked I/O (bio) OSS/ALSA audio applications to Jack.
  • libjackasyn is a library that converts programs written for the OSS system into JACK-aware applications.

See also