Hello Brad,
The -a option specifies the audio driver to use. The "-a file" option uses
the file driver, which can write to different audio formats. So yes, it is
the same data that would be rendered to the DAC if such a driver was being
used (depending on the format of the audio driver and file
One more question. Am I correct in assuming the interpolation is done
prior to dithering? Brad
On Mon, Jan 4, 2016, at 06:16 PM, Brad Stewart wrote:
> Thanks for the added into. The "before it's rendered" means before
> it's sent to the DAC for rendering. When using the "-a file" option,
> doe
Thanks for the added into. The "before it's rendered" means before it's
sent to the DAC for rendering. When using the "-a file" option, does it
store the results after fluid_synth_write_s16?
The clue may be the dither. If you recall the scope diagrams I sent
last week, the "clean" sine-wave uses
Hi Brad,
If you're interested in different resampling algorithms, there was some
work related to this in the PulseAudio community a while ago (performed
by Alexander Patrakov).
He also made some images ( https://imgur.com/a/jtIEj ) - translated to
fluidsynth's domain, I think "trivial" would
