The full documentation for the log file is in the following manual pages:

The full documentation for the configuration files is in the following manual pages: The full documentation for the binaries is in the following manual pages: Two ARAS processes working on different displays allows you to generate video and on-screen graphics for further mixing.

$ DISPLAY=:2.0 aras-daemon /etc/aras/aras_2.conf & $ DISPLAY=:1.0 aras-daemon /etc/aras/aras_1.conf & So if you want to automate a TV station with ARAS, set up your configuration files and do the following: Since ARAS is based on GStreamer it can play a variety of multimedia formats, including video files. $ ffmpeg -f jack -i ffmpeg -y -f s16le - 2>/dev/null | ices2 ices-stdinpcm.xmlĬustomize your configuration files and configure your JACK patchbay to feed ffmpeg properly. If you want to feed a streaming server with ARAS using JACK Audio Connection Kit, do the following: $ jack-plumbing -q -u 100000 rule-file & Internet radio In this case, be careful with the elapsed time to ensure patchbay is updated correctly. Run jack-plumbing with a proper rule file.Run QjackCtl with a proper patchbay profile.You have two options to automate the management of the JACK patchbay: If you want to process your audio stream before broadcasting using JACK Audio Connection Kit, run a stack of audio effects like Calf Studio Gear, JACK Rack or similar with your set of LADSPA or LV2 plugins. Documentation Getting started Audio broadcast

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