Per http://www.raspberrypi.org/forum/general-discussion/some-very-good-audio-news :
"... you will be able to deal with two high-quality audio streams, one via HDMI and one through that jack" So it's implied there's a completely separate audio route that goes to the 3.5mm jack output, unrelated to the HDMI. My guess would be that you can't get audio out through HDMI other than through the (proprietary, closed) video decoder but you'll be able to use the jack for whatever you want. On 18 February 2012 10:23, Simon Owen <simon.o...@simcoupe.org> wrote: > Previously I wrote: >>> It should still be possible to add a USB sound device, at the cost of >>> one USB port. Hopefully not too much extra latency either. > > I've just tested this out with my HP Microserver Linux box, which also > lacks sound hardware. I had a USB sound device that came with my > Sennheiser headset, which I don't normally use with my PC. > > I just plugged the USB widget in, fired up SimCoupe over a remote X > session and it ran fine with sound (new sound-sync code too). No > noticeable difference in latency either. > > > On 17/02/2012 20:27, da...@properbastard.co.uk wrote: >> Perhaps it's possible to emulate a simulated accelerated SAM then :) > > There will be choice of running speed, though it'll still be 6MHz from > SAM's point of view. True acceleration would break any time-critical > effects, and ASIC contention would eat much of the extra speed anyway. > > Si
