During the pandemic I tested a lot of USB sound cards on Linux -
actually the Focusrite Scarlett Solo was one of the best in terms of
latency (and also in terms of interrupt timing jitter - this is crucial
when it comes to very low latency and high CPU load):
https://github.com/gisogrimm/ovbox/wiki/Soundcards
That is really interesting.
Two questions come to mind:
1) How did you measure that?
2) How do I interpret it? Naively it seems Focusrite Scarlett Solo is best at 2ms. What
are the other two columns?
With the HiFiBerry GPIO caps I get an even better
performance, both in
terms of latency and jitter.
I have been tempted by the HiFiBerry, I am put off as it seems "line in" is not
front of mind for them. It is for me. How have you found it? Is the sound quality OK?
Best,
Giso
Pi Sound and Modep:
https://blokas.io/
https://blokas.io/modep/
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