On 11/19/12, Paul Davis <paul(a)linuxaudiosystems.com> wrote: Assuming it's underpowered and headless, you can take a look at ecasound: http://ecasound.seul.org/ecasound/ Clean API and lot's of language bindings to interact with it. But you should first look at Nama, because it may be exactly what you intend to develop: http://freeshell.de/~bolangi/cgi1/nama.cgi/00home.html

On 11/20/12, Prasant J <pj0585(a)gmail.com> wrote: Yeah you should be fine. Folks have jack running on ARM11 (raspberry pi), and as far as I understand Coretx-a8 has a form of parallelism that allows it to execute instructions faster than the ARM11. Unless you're planning to use external audio interfaces, and/or are going for extremely low latencies you shouldn't have any trouble. No problem! Always happy to spread the console word. Ecasound has been around for a while, has excellent features and is still being actively developed. I use it quite a bit, and I'm sure you'll find that it can do whatever it is that you desire, except for, maybe, fly you to the moon. I haven't used Nama too much, but I know that the author hangs out on this list, and there are a number of grateful users who push all (or at least a lot of) their audio through it. Only thing about Nama is that I do believe you need at least a console to run it. Good luck!