Hi John, >What was the critical change?
Essentially nothing different from what I have been doing into the cleaned-up version of the source code, just setting up PA buffering parameters and supplying them when opening connections to PA... and I had done that already in what feels like a million different ways. I'm usually religious about not making any fundamental changes when I clean up code but of course I had to extend some structs to accommodate the buffer parameters so either there are some misaligned pointers or there is some other simple mistake I have been overlooking. Either way, as soon as it worked on Saturday I decided to stop while I was ahead of the game ;-) Later today I will take a closer look at the "cleaned-up" version to try and see what went wrong. btw, in this working version I am not even setting up PA buffering for playback, only for recording. In (PA) theory it's needed for both and in addition the application is suppose to read back the resulting latency and adjust accordingly. I'm not doing any of that yet. I won't tell anyone if you don't :-) re VMWare, I would have been surprised if it had worked because it introduces too much delay. Might work for streaming audio output but not for low latency app's. Well, going by other emails this morning it looks like this version works and time is tight for the next release. So if I get the clean-up version working I will send it off to Ian for inclusion in subsequent VM builds. -D _______________________________________________ Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~scratch Post to : [email protected] Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~scratch More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp
