24 Feb
2020
24 Feb
'20
10:26 p.m.
On Mon, Feb 24, 2020 at 10:14:01AM -0800, Len Ovens wrote:
Yes, It depends on how long it takes the bridge to start up and when it gets
started. If the setup is started by a script, it depends on system load
pretty much.
(Assuming this is about zita-ajbridge)
No, zita-j2a and a2j measures the relative timing of Jack and Alsa periods
when starting up. With the -S option (no resampling, assuming word clock
sync), this is a single observation and there may be some remaining error.
With resampling (no -S) the added latency will converge to a defined value,
with only some jitter around this remaining.
Indeed no, the anti-aliasing filter is part of the resampling process.
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Ciao,
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On Mon, 24 Feb 2020, Manuel Haible wrote:
> So low latency is important but sample accuracy
not so much.
The time-shift of sample-streams would be different on each start
up, right? Would it be a
good idea to apply an aliasing-filter before feeding the
zita-resampler?
No.