Correct NetJack2 time out handling.

common/JackNetAPI.cpp

@@ -863,9 +863,9 @@ struct JackNetExtSlave : public JackNetSlaveInterface, public JackRunnableInterf
         
         // One cycle
         Process();
-        
+  
         // Then use PACKET_TIMEOUT * fParams.fNetworkLatency for next cycles
-        SetPacketTimeOut(PACKET_TIMEOUT * fParams.fNetworkLatency);
+        SetPacketTimeOut(std::max(int(PACKET_TIMEOUT), int(PACKET_TIMEOUT * fParams.fNetworkLatency)));
     }
 
     int Process()

common/JackNetInterface.h

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ namespace Jack
 #define MANAGER_INIT_TIMEOUT    1000000 * 2   // in usec
 #define MASTER_INIT_TIMEOUT     1000000 * 10  // in usec
 #define SLAVE_INIT_TIMEOUT      1000000 * 1   // in usec
-#define PACKET_TIMEOUT          500000        // in usec
+#define PACKET_TIMEOUT          1000000       // in usec
 
 #define NETWORK_DEFAULT_LATENCY     2  
 #define NETWORK_MAX_LATENCY         30  // maximum possible latency in network master/slave loop