Hi everyone,
I am currently running some tests to synchronize a Linux computer with an AES67
device and need to work around an issue. The device is a Dante I/O box with
AES67 mode enabled.
For those who don't know what AES67 is : it is a standard for streaming
professional-grade digital aud
On Sat, Dec 08, 2018 at 11:57:44AM +0100, Robin Shamsnejad wrote:
> This is not a problem for audio I/O as we don't need absolute time,
> only matching clock frequencies. The problem is on the Linux slave
> computer : abruptly setting the system clock to 1970 causes a lot of
> problems, among them
On Sat, Dec 08, 2018 at 11:57:44AM +0100, Robin Shamsnejad wrote:
> This is not a problem for audio I/O as we don't need absolute time,
> only matching clock frequencies.
You could also change phc2sys to only match frequency and ignore
phase. That would probably be easiest for your use case.
HTH
Hi Richard,
Thanks for the fast answer.
I think the second option is the best. But with SW timestamping, can you think
of another option to achieve the same result ?
(As for your second e-mail, on second thought I was mistaken : we do need
absolute time in order to properly timestamp
