On Thu, 04.06.09 11:56, nikhil@wipro.com (nikhil@wipro.com) wrote:
Hi,
I am currently using pulseausio-0.9.10 in my linux iMX based system. I
use alsa-sink and source for playback and capturing the audio data.
But I am facing problem in getting the audio data right where in I get
On Fri, 05.06.09 11:45, nikhil@wipro.com (nikhil@wipro.com) wrote:
pl bossart wrote:
You probably want to use an interrupt-driven mode rather than the
timer-based scheduling if the driver uses internal memories available
in i.MX; you would not have a precise idea of the DMA read
pl bossart wrote:
You probably want to use an interrupt-driven mode rather than the
timer-based scheduling if the driver uses internal memories available
in i.MX; you would not have a precise idea of the DMA read position.
Try loadind the alsa-sink module with tsched=0 Regards Pierre
Thanks
'Twas brillig, and nikhil@wipro.com at 05/06/09 07:15 did gyre and
I was wondering if I implement the tsched in the
pulseaudio version I am currently using, will help fix my audio playback
problem?
0.9.10 has *only* interrupt driven mode (equiv of tshed=0). If you want
to try timer based
Hi,
I am currently using pulseausio-0.9.10 in my linux iMX based system. I
use alsa-sink and source for playback and capturing the audio data.
But I am facing problem in getting the audio data right where in I get
some kind of hiccups in between. I feel this is due the latency problem
in the
