Am Do 12. Juni 2008 schrieb Esben Stien: > That would be an extremely negligible latency and it would give us > real time dropout less audio on the device, which is pretty crucial on > such a thing as a phone. You really want dropouts in the audio when > you use your system during a call?. >
There will be NO dropouts (at least for call audio). The GSM audio path isn't routed through the system, it's direct way [mic -> 8753-mixer -> GSM] analog only (by default, you may change this). We don't need low latency on a device like this, we need a way to mix concurrent sounds (like alsa dmix is supposed to do) in a way that's not eating up our cpu-resources. Low latency on audio means some 10 milliseconds, and is important for musicians, maybe powergamers, but very much ot for a handheld device. /jOERG
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