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![LEDs](led.png)
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The Delay status LED indicator shows the current audio delay status. If the light is green, the delay
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is perfect for a jam session. If the ligth is yellow, a session is still possible but it may be harder
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is perfect for a jam session. If the light is yellow, a session is still possible but it may be harder
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to play. If the light is red, the delay is too large for jamming.
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The Buffer status LED indicator shows the current audio/streaming status. If the light is green, there
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Press the My Profile button to open the Musician Profile dialog. In this dialog you can set your Alias/Name
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which is displayed below your fader in the server audio mixer board. If an instrument and/or country is set,
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icons for these selection will also be shown below your fader. The skill setting changes the background of
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icons for these selections will also be shown below your fader. The skill setting changes the background of
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the fader tag and the city entry shows up in the tool tip of the fader tag. This tool tip is shown in the following picture.
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![Fader tag tool tip](fadertagtooltip.jpg)
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![Channel mapping](channelmapping.png)
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In case the selected sound card device offers more than one input or output channel, the _Input Channel Mapping
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and Ouptut Channel Mapping_ settings are visible. For each Jamulus input/output channel (left and right channel)
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and Output Channel Mapping_ settings are visible. For each Jamulus input/output channel (left and right channel)
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a different actual sound card channel can be selected.
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### Buffer delay
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- 256 samples: This setting should work on most of the available sound cards.
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- 512 samples: This setting should only be used if only a very slow computer or a slow internet connection is available.
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Some sound card driver do not allow the buffer delay to be changed from within the Jamulus software.
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Some sound card drivers do not allow the buffer delay to be changed from within the Jamulus software.
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In this case the buffer delay setting is disabled. To change the actual buffer delay,
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this setting has to be changed in the sound card driver. On Windows, press the ASIO Setup button to open
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the driver settings panel.
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rate is not higher than the available rate (check the upstream capabilities of your internet connection by, e.g., using
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[speedtest.net](http://speedtest.net)).
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Server
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### Jamulus server requirements
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The minimum internet connection speed for the server is 1 Mbps for up- and downstream and a very low ping time.
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It is recommended to have at least 1.6 GHz CPU frequency and 1 GB RAM.
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The Jamulus server can be run on all supported operating systems (Windows, MacOS and Linux).
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### Using Windows OS
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After installing Jamulus you find a link to the server in the Windows start menu (or "All apps" under Windows 8).
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When starting the server it automatically registers at the official central server. Just type in the name,
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city and country so that other users can easily identify your server.
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If you want the server to be started automatically on each Windows start, enable the corresponding check box.
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If you do not want to register your server at the official central server (so that it does not show up in the
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server list of jamulus.dyndns.org) uncheck the "Register" check box.
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### Using a Linux shell
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If the server shall be started from within an ssh shell, there is a command line option
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`./Jamulus -s -n`
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available which starts the server without a GUI (even though the GUI is not used, QT must still be installed on the
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server to run the Jamulus server software).
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