Roc Toolkit implements real-time streaming over unreliable networks like Internet and Wi-Fi, with high quality and low latency. It can connect audio apps and devices across network, which run PipeWire, PulseAudio, bare ALSA, macOS CoreAudio, and Android. You can use it via C library, bindings, CLI tools, sound server extensions, …

Roc Toolkit implements real-time streaming over unreliable networks like Internet and Wi-Fi. It works on Linux and macOS and provides C library, CLI tools, modules for PulseAudio and PipeWire, and Android app. The 0.3 release was focused on: reducing minimum allowed latency running in CPU-constrained environments extending C API …

This one implements a tool (both CLI and GUI) for measuring audio latency and glitches. The idea behind the tool is simple: you have an audio loopback that connects audio output to audio input; the tool writes impulses to the output, waits until the same impulses are received from the input, and measures the delay or other …

This article is an updated version of previous tutorial. An overview of the new release is available here. There are two main changes that affect users: PulseAudio modules moved to a separate repo and have their own build system and new build instructions. Command-line tools now use universal URI notation for network endpoints …

Roc is a toolkit for real-time streaming over unreliable networks. It works with desktop and embedded Linux, ALSA, PulseAudio, PipeWire, macOS, and Android. For a quick intro, see project repo and two previous articles: 1, 2.

Roc is an open-source toolkit for real-time audio streaming over the network. You can learn about the project here: overview, features, usage. Among other things, Roc can be used as a network transport for PulseAudio, ALSA, or macOS CoreAudio, and connect audio applications and devices across the network. Roc has the following …

I’m happy to announce the first release of Roc Toolkit, version 0.1.0! Roc provides a C API for real-time audio transport. The user just writes a stream to the one end and reads it from another end. Roc, in turn, performs encoding and decoding, and, more importantly, deals with the problems related to the real-time …

Last few years I was working on Roc Toolkit, an open-source solution for real-time media streaming over the network. Due to lack of free time, we postponed release several times, but now it’s almost ready. This article is, inter alia, some kind of a pre-release announcement. You can read more about the project here. The …