On 07/21/2013 03:43 PM, Magnus Hjorth wrote:
Hello,
I'm wondering if there is any way for a libpulse application to query
(or even better, to get notified through a callback) if an overrun has
happened in a source in the server (inside the alsa-source in
particular)? From what I can understand, the stream's overflow callback
only gets called if the daemon's buffer overflows which is very unlikely
since it's resized on demand and not for the underlying source. For
example if I suspend the pulseaudio process during record and then
resume it the overflow callback doesn't get called.
Unfortunately, this is not currently possible. I agree it would be
useful for clients to know if samples have been dropped.
I guess the ideal thought is since that on overflows, the internal
timing in PulseAudio changes so that this should not happen again, so
this should not concern clients. However, what happens in practice is a
different question :-)
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David Henningsson, Canonical Ltd.
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