On Wed, 26 Mar 2003, Giuliano Pochini wrote:
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> On 26-Mar-2003 Takashi Iwai wrote:
> > the "pcm substreams" belong to each pcm stream. when you open a pcm
> > device, one pcm substream will be used at each time.
> > snd_pcm_new() takes the argument how many pcm substreams are created
> > for ea
>> the "pcm substreams" belong to each pcm stream. when you open a pcm
>> device, one pcm substream will be used at each time.
>> snd_pcm_new() takes the argument how many pcm substreams are created
>> for each pcm stream. you can give more than one here only if the
>> hardware supports multiple-
On 26-Mar-2003 Takashi Iwai wrote:
> the "pcm substreams" belong to each pcm stream. when you open a pcm
> device, one pcm substream will be used at each time.
> snd_pcm_new() takes the argument how many pcm substreams are created
> for each pcm stream. you can give more than one here only if th
>>snd_pcm_new() has two parameters for the number of substreams
>>for playback and capture.
>
> its a language problem. its not the number of substreams as in "the
> quantity of substreams". rather, it means "the ID of the substream".
>
>> Yes, but what does it mean ? If I
At Tue, 25 Mar 2003 18:24:13 +0100 (CET),
Giuliano Pochini wrote:
>
> snd_pcm_new() has two parameters for the number of substreams
> for playback and capture. Yes, but what does it mean ? If I
> have N playback substreams, can I service N applications that
> use one stream ? Can channels be alloc
>snd_pcm_new() has two parameters for the number of substreams
>for playback and capture.
its a language problem. its not the number of substreams as in "the
quantity of substreams". rather, it means "the ID of the substream".
> Yes, but what does it mean ? If I
>have N
snd_pcm_new() has two parameters for the number of substreams
for playback and capture. Yes, but what does it mean ? If I
have N playback substreams, can I service N applications that
use one stream ? Can channels be allocated on demand, to allow
the user to use 4 xmms or 1 xmms and a dvd player
