On Tue, Oct 23, 2001 at 02:20:07PM +0930, Alexander R Angas wrote:
> The event sound server prototype sounds OK now. It's using the DirectMusic sound
> functions which seem to work well except for one thing. It measures time in
> units of 100-nanoseconds, so I worked out 60 ticks/second to be 166667 100-ns.
> Thing is, that sounds pretty slow. I'm not sure if that's my machine or what.
> Sounds OK at intervals of 100000 100-ns though. Also, CPU usage is high which is
> something I'd like to investigate further.
Um, MIDI doesn't work in terms of ticks -- that's the SCI interpreter.
MIDI works as fast as the wire can take things (14400 baud), which is
why the delta times are all specified in ms, not in ticks.
So if the sound is slow, it's because you're sleeping longer than the
delta time between notes.
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