JackAudio is a low latency audio connection software, that can transmit audio data via TCP/IP network connections. Setup is somewhat crucial for "first timers". I hope that this post can help over the standard pitfalls.

1. Download and Install JackAudio
   • Download JACK2 installer for Your OS
   • Install JACK
2. Setup JACK Master
   • Launch Jack Control Application (as Administrator)
   • Configure Jack according to the following settings
     
   • Start Jack using the "Start"-Button in the Jack Control GUI
   • Run an elevated command prompt  (as Administrator), change to the Program Files/Jack directory and run the following command:

     jack_load netmanager

     You can optionally bind the netmanager to an IP-Address using:

     jack_load netmanager -i "-a [IP-Address]"

3. Setup the JACK Slave on another computer
   • From the command line enter the following:

     jackd -R -d net -a 192.168.0.1

     Note that the IP-Address must match the IP from the step before.

Using ASIO-Software, Jack publishes a "JackRouter" virtual driver that can be used to stream audio data through the network channel. Within the directory "C:\Program Files (x86)\Jack\32bits" there is a file called "Jackrouter,ini" which lets you configure input and output channels of the virtual sound driver.