I would ask the following question.. Since syncing two different cards is a problem due to clock inaccuracy, why don't we just add a sample or two to the fastest card every so when the cards become out of sync. This would mean probably duplicating (or interpolating) a single sample on the fastest card to slow it down. It will be completely inaudible. The frequency this happens shold be every 20-30 seconds, after doing some calculation with 44100 sampling rate, 64x oversampling and 5 PPM (point per million accurate crystals).
Florian Schmidt wrote:
On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 10:24:38 +0000 vanDongen/Gilcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Have you seen this:
http://gsd.ime.usp.br/~lago/masters/
It is a networked LADSPA plugin. Maybe it could be made into a jack
system. What would be nice is to have something like your net client
on one computer, and a network jackdriver running the jackgraph on a
different computer. You do get one period extra latency between the
two graphs.
Yes,this would also solve the issue that two jacks on different computers use a different sample clock and of course drift becomes a problem over time.
If the network jackdriver running the jackgraph on the second machine is not sample synced to a soundcard but is rather in some sort of freewheeling mode, processing as fast as it can, then this wold not be an issue.
