>> just another reason to avoid working with such formats. decompress it
first to PCM. done.
Thanks Paul! I was time stamping the output of audio codec decoded PCM
samples which was introducing lot of jitter. Now I'm reusing what Fons had
implemented on zita-j2a using a *local* fifo and not t
jackd is a 100% synchronous design, entirely by intent.
On Wed, Sep 6, 2017 at 12:38 PM, benravin wrote:
>
> >> just another reason to avoid working with such formats. decompress it
> first to PCM. done.
>
>
> Thanks Paul! I was time stamping the output of audio codec decoded PCM
> samples w
Ok, my requirement is to apply fade-in on first audio period when audio
starts, and do fade-out on last audio period when stopped to avoid any audio
glitches. These start and stop is based on user selection and De-selection
of audio. How is it possible with Jack ?
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it has nothing to do with JACK.
you need to pump events/notifications/requests into the process
thread/callback via your own mechanism (lock-free FIFOs are common) and act
on them from there.
On Wed, Sep 6, 2017 at 1:16 PM, benravin wrote:
> Ok, my requirement is to apply fade-in on first audio
any example application or document will be very helpful.
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