lør, 06 12 2008 kl. 15:39 -0500, skrev Roman Stanchak:
> I had a minor issue with the existing sound.m in the octave-forge
> audio module that was bugging me. When using this function on a
> longish array of samples (say, 5min of CD quality audio), there is an
> annoying delay before the audio begins to play.
>
> The cause seems to be that clip() is called on the entire array of
> samples before writing to the audio device. This patch fixes the
> problem by performing the same clip+write procedure in 1 second blocks
> of samples rather than all at once.
>
> Hope someone finds this useful.
I don't know enough about how to play sounds to have a qualified
opinion. Are there anybody on the list that are able to comment on this
patch?
I do have a few questions:
1) What platform did you do this on? Linux?
2) Can this change potentially introduce an audible "gab" (i.e. a
short period of time where no sound is played) between the blocks?
Thanks for working on this,
Søren
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