On Thu, 24.12.09 19:34, tieg (tie...@access-company.com) wrote:
> Is it possible to add "virtual stream" concept in PulseAudio? Although
> the real data does not pass through it, PulseAudio can still be
> responsible for all kinds of audio stream control.
As Coling pointed out we plan to support
'Twas brillig, and tieg at 24/12/09 11:34 did gyre and gimble:
> I agree with Pierre's opinion.
>
> One embedded environment, the audio is more complicated than Desktop PC.
> Because there will be DSP, and there is more audio devices.
>
> DSP can be a pure channel for handling compressed streams,
I agree with Pierre's opinion.
One embedded environment, the audio is more complicated than Desktop PC.
Because there will be DSP, and there is more audio devices.
DSP can be a pure channel for handling compressed streams, and audio
data just bypass PulseAudio & ALSA. For power saving and perform
I also don't think mixing PCM streams in hw would bring much added value.
However the initial post mentioned that the DSP can handle decoders as
well. That's a completely different story. If you have compressed
streams, you could benefit from offloading the decompression and mix
to the DSP. The pr
Hi
On Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 3:49 PM, Lennart Poettering
wrote:
> On Wed, 23.12.09 14:04, tieg (tie...@access-company.com) wrote:
>
> That said, I am quite sure that hw mixing is not particularly useful
> on desktops. It has some validity however in embedded environments.
>
On the N900, mixing alm
On Wed, 23.12.09 14:04, tieg (tie...@access-company.com) wrote:
> Recently, I am considering to port pulseaudio to TI OMAP 3430. However,
> pulseaudio framework does not take DSP solution into consideration. It
> is trouble for me to decide mixing with DSP or pulseaudio. If with DSP,
> pulseaudio
On 12/22/2009 10:04 PM, tieg wrote:
> Recently, I am considering to port pulseaudio to TI OMAP 3430. However,
> pulseaudio framework does not take DSP solution into consideration. It
> is trouble for me to decide mixing with DSP or pulseaudio. If with DSP,
> pulseaudio seems nonsense. If with pulse
Many people has ever suspect on pulseaudio software mixing. If you have
hardware mixing why using software mixing. Lennart argue that "hardware
mixing is a thing of the past, modern soundcards don't do it anymore",
and modern CPU with necessary SIMD commands is the trend to solve mixing
performance
