Roc is a toolkit for real-time audio streaming over the network.
You can read about the project here:
The toolkit consists of a C library and a set of command-line tools.
Key features:
- real-time streaming with guaranteed latency;
- restoring lost packets using Forward Erasure Correction codes;
- converting between the sender and receiver clock domains;
- CD-quality audio;
- multiple profiles for different CPU and latency requirements;
- portability;
- relying on open, standard protocols.
Besides library and tools, toolkit provides:
- bindings for other programming languages
- modules for sound servers like PulseAudio and PipeWire
- applications
Documentation for the latest release is available here.
Additionally, there is also Doxygen-generated documentation for internal modules.
See details on continuous integration here.
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If you want to run Roc on an embedded system or a single-board computer, see:
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If you would like to support the project financially, please refer to this page. This project is developed by volunteers in their free time, and your donations will help to spend more time on the project and keep it growing.
Thank you!
We have a forum, mailing list, and Matrix chat room. See details here.
Contributions in any form are always welcome! Please check out contribution guidelines.
Tasks needing help are listed here.
See details on licenses here.
See a list of maintainers and contributors here.