22 Jan
2007
22 Jan
'07
5:28 p.m.
Basically nothing supports hardware mixing these days
except the
emu10k1 devices and some VIA onboard chipsets, because the hardware is
designed around Windows which does software mixing in the kernel.
hmm... alsa soundcard matrix lists pretty much cards as "hardware
mixing supported". there are devices on yamaha YMF7xx, trident 4DWave,
motorola 56361, aureal AU88x0, TI TMS320C67xx, and some others. so,
hardware mixing seems to be supported on echo cards (motorola 56361),
and unsupported on m-audio cards (envy24).
For professional audio use hardware mixing is
basically irrelevant
because no pro interface supports it [...snip...]
what interface(s) do you mean?
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22 Jan
22 Jan
5:32 p.m.
On 1/22/07, ) - <cunnilinux(a)gmail.com> wrote:
hmm... alsa soundcard matrix lists pretty much cards
as "hardware
mixing supported". there are devices on yamaha YMF7xx, trident 4DWave,
motorola 56361, aureal AU88x0, TI TMS320C67xx, and some others.
I was referring to common devices. None of those you list are in
widespread use - several are no longer manufactured or only used in
embedded applications.
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