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#!/bin/bash
if test $# -ne 2; then
echo usage: $0 [client-number] [program]
echo client-number is 1-12
echo program is like a max patch or something
exit -1
fi
echo I hope you died
echo Someday this script to check to see if Max or MiniAudicle or jacktrip.. are sunning...
#die
echo Launching Jack \(in the background\) and requiring MOTU
feedjack-launchjack &
if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
echo Jack seems to have launched OK.
else
echo Had to set system to MOTU - please try again
exit 1
fi
# a little time for Jack to get settled
sleep 2
echo Launching Jacktrip client
feedjack-launch-one-jacktrip-client $1 &
# We can't check to see if it was successful because we have to launch
# it in the background
# if [ $? -eq 0 ]
# then
# echo Jacktrip client seems to have launched OK.
# else
# echo Could not launch jacktrip client - try again.
# exit 1
# fi
# Disconnect All - workaround to problem of jacktrip auto-connecting
# to system audio. We'll do feedjack-clientconnect later anyway.
~/slork/bin/jmess-1.0.3 -D
echo your program is \"$2\"
# Now see what to launch on the client side
if [ "$2" = "remotespeaker" ]
then
sleep 10
echo This machine will just be a remote speaker
feedjack-remotespeakerconnect
else
# should check to see whether Max is really needed...
echo launching max
open ~/slork/users/matt/max-choose-JackRouter.maxpat
sleep 2
echo launching the program you asked for:
echo $2
open-in-dir $2
echo Waiting for Max and Jacktrip to finish initializing
sleep 10
echo trying feedjack-clientconnect - You may need to run it again
echo feedjack-clientconnect
feedjack-clientconnect
fi
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