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> > The idea is that I perform the same processing no matter what user<br>> > application is used to playback the audio/video.<br>> > The plugin must receive the raw six (or eight) channel audio PCM stream.<br>> > So I do not want to make the DSP processing specific to some special<br>> > application only.<br>> ><br>> <br>> It's a noble goal but as you are attempting to cater to such a varied<br>> range of systems that it is hard to recommend a perfect solution. You<br>> should really isolate the core requirements and minimum apps that it will<br>> work with then it will be easier for people to make a suggestion that fits<br>> your needs.<br><br>Yes , I understand, there probably is no simple answer. <br>I normally make applications for Microsoft Windows and don't know much about Linux.<br>If you make a virtual sound card in Windows you have a solution that covers all applications.<br>I assume it must be possible to do something similar in Linux. <br><br>I want to use the solution in Meego, Android, and Google Chrome OS - if possible. <br>I do not know what applications the end user is going to use, and I might not need <br>multichannel audio support for all the operating systems. All the operating systems <br>are based on Linux so they must have something in common regarding the audio chain<br>(such as ALSA) where I can plug our DSP code in. <br><br>/Kim<br><br> </body>
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