[LAU] Receiving multiple inputs over network uzing zita-n2j

[ahmethungari]

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to set a single laptop to receive two different inputs over
network from two other computers. So, there are two sender computers and one
receiver. I'm trying to use zita-njbridge.

On sender computers I run

sender1 $ zita-j2n --chan 1 192.168.1.5 5000
sender2 $ zita-j2n --chan 1 192.168.1.5 5001

And on receiver computer I try to run

receiver $ zita-n2j --chan 1 192.168.1.5 5000 --buff 65
receiver $ zita-n2j --chan 1 192.168.1.5 5001 --buff 65

And the second zita-n2j comand gives an error
"Address already in use"

I thought having two different port numbers for different senders would
allow me to run zita-n2j twice on the same computer, but apparently I was
wrong. Is there any possibility to do so?

I can also accept zita-njbridge alternatives as an answer. All I want to do
is to receive two (or more) sources over network on a single computer and
then mix them.



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[Fons Adriaensen]

Post by ahmethungari
receiver $ zita-n2j --chan 1 192.168.1.5 5000 --buff 65
receiver $ zita-n2j --chan 1 192.168.1.5 5001 --buff 65
And the second zita-n2j comand gives an error
"Address already in use"
I thought having two different port numbers for different senders would
allow me to run zita-n2j twice on the same computer, but apparently I was
wrong. Is there any possibility to do so?

Use 5002 as the second port number.

Zita-n2j actually opens two sockets, the second with the
given port number + 1. The second socket is not actually
used in the released version. I should probably remove
the code that creates it. The original use (in a version
I had at work) was to synchronise to the audio to an RTP
video stream.

Ciao,

[ahmethungari]

Thanks all,

Yes, you are both right, it is indeed working. I had not checked before
whether the port was in use or not.



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