Today Abramo Bagnara wrote:
>Paul Davis wrote:
>>
>> >Q: with the ice1712 it is possible to run two or more cards in sync
>> >A: Yes, if you're not thinking to share the same clock chip (i.e. some
>> >drift is possible).
>>
>> My interpretation: two cards will drift. or something. can you be mo
Paul Davis wrote:
>
> >Q: with the ice1712 it is possible to run two or more cards in sync
> >A: Yes, if you're not thinking to share the same clock chip (i.e. some
> >drift is possible).
>
> My interpretation: two cards will drift. or something. can you be more
> clear about what you mean? they
>Q: with the ice1712 it is possible to run two or more cards in sync
>A: Yes, if you're not thinking to share the same clock chip (i.e. some
>drift is possible).
My interpretation: two cards will drift. or something. can you be more
clear about what you mean? they will drift if you do use the sam
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>you write:
>dave willis wrote:
>>
>> On Thu, 29 Nov 2001, Abramo Bagnara wrote:
>>
>> > Q: with the ice1712 it is possible to run two or more cards in sync
>> > A: Yes, if you're not thinking to share the same clock chip (i.e. some
>> > drift is possible).
>>
>> wh
dave willis wrote:
>
> On Thu, 29 Nov 2001, Abramo Bagnara wrote:
>
> > Q: with the ice1712 it is possible to run two or more cards in sync
> > A: Yes, if you're not thinking to share the same clock chip (i.e. some
> > drift is possible).
>
> why can't i share the same clock chip? i thought i
On Thu, 29 Nov 2001, Abramo Bagnara wrote:
> Q: with the ice1712 it is possible to run two or more cards in sync
> A: Yes, if you're not thinking to share the same clock chip (i.e. some
> drift is possible).
why can't i share the same clock chip? i thought i read somewhere that i
could link up
Paul Davis wrote:
>
> >background: afaik, with the ice1712 for example it is possible to
> >run two or more cards in sync. will this be as simple as calling
> >snd_pcm_open for n streams, and snd_pcm_link (stream[0]) for
> >streams [1, n - 1]?
>
> no, i don't think that's the plan. you use the "
>background: afaik, with the ice1712 for example it is possible to
>run two or more cards in sync. will this be as simple as calling
>snd_pcm_open for n streams, and snd_pcm_link (stream[0]) for
>streams [1, n - 1]?
no, i don't think that's the plan. you use the "multi" PCM device type
in an ~/.
watching with great interest how Paul is digging deep into the
poll() mechanism, i came to wonder how a setup is to be reflected
in an ALSA application that links not only one card's capture and
playback streams, but does this for multiple cards.
background: afaik, with the ice1712 for example i
