Dave Phillips said at ÒRe: [CUD] new alsa code in 2 parts, part 1Ó. [2002/02/02 17:59]
> Btw, I noticed that settings for -b and -B are indeed critical. I can > use -b 64 safely, as well as -B 512 and -B 1024. Other values ususally > result in an "end_of_audio_file" message (or something like that). It > would be best if those values remained user-supplied, but perhaps > there's a problem with buffer sizes for certain cards ? > This may have to do with the way the read is started. I'm not giving an explicit 'go' but the pcm should start after a number of sample frames is read in the ringbuffer. Also there are limitations on the possible size of the ringbuffer. But the code should set the nearest size that the card can handle to the one given with -B or -b. It would be nice if there are default values that will work in almost all cases. regards Gerard _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list http://www.mindrot.org/mailman/listinfo/csound-unix-dev
