12 Dec
2010
12 Dec
'10
3:58 p.m.
On 12/12/2010 01:34 PM, Peter Plessas wrote:
ailo wrote:
I've must have seen "latency.pd" at some point, but forgotten about it.
Since I use pd almost exclusively I will find it most useful.
I will also have a look at jack_delay.
Thanks.
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ailo
I've been looking around for any tests made
comparing the different
kernels, -rt, generic, or any other type of realtime enchanced kernel.
I haven't found any test results yet, at least none audio related. I did
find some testing tools at rt.wiki.kernel.org, but don't know if and how
they could be made relevant to audio low latency testing.
I suppose the most interesting results would come from testing different
kernels with jack/alsa and jack/ffado.
Has anyone done such tests?
There is jack_delay from fons, which can measure the effective overall
latency of your soundcard/drivers/jack/whatever. Plus there is a
"latency.pd" patch that does the same (but with less precision) and
which also features a nice "continuity" measurement, detecting cliks and
dropouts.
best, P