Es geschah am Wednesday 12 November 2008 als Graham Goode schrieb:
> Now another quick question - the --enable-preload-samples value. Is
> this the amount of RAM that is preloaded with the samples, or the
> number of wav samples preloaded into RAM? I need to load more of the
> sample into RAM as my disk reads are causing some 'bumps' in the sound
> when playing under a high load.
It's the amount of "sample points" to be preloaded. So the the actual size in
RAM (in Bytes) is calculated by:
preload_size = sample_bit_depth / 8 * sample_channels *
preload_sample_points
that is for each sample of the .gig instrument of course. And of course only
those samples will be precached in RAM which are actually referenced by
the .gig instrument you loaded.
CU
Christian
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