On 07/31/2010 11:23 PM, Arvind Venkatasubramanian wrote:
Hello:
I am very much new to Linux and Linux audio. I am trying to measure
audio IO latency for my system.
Jdelay seems to be the right tool but when I run it on the terminal, I
am getting message "Signal below threshold..." which probably might be
because Jack is trying to capture audio and ends up getting the low
noise floor because I do not have meaningful signal source connected.
But then I tried to patch the this App to the qJACKctl app but the
settings console is not straight forward to interpret. as it involved
many parameters.
I guess there are # of frames per period that may eventually be used
to calculate the target latency but *is there a step-by step document
description for Jdelay and any other JACK tools and also using JACK
audio server in an effective manner*? Also, qJACKctl console does not
offer options for very low sampling rates like 8 KHz. With ALSA, this
should be possible but may be this particular tool does not support it.
Can anyone help here?
re. qjackctl settings you can actually write whatever sample-rate you
want. you're not limited to the options given in the drop-down list.
however, that doesn't mean that the soundcard will stick to it, ever :)
cheers
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