2 Sep
2003
2 Sep
'03
4:43 p.m.
Hi!
Maybe that is sacrilegious ... but .. i'm sure ALSA-jack are the future in
linux audio systems and i see some efforts in ALSA to mix signals
(dmix ..) , and my question is why not integrate jack in ALSA?
can this integration report some beneffits to the users? (memory, cpu
usage ..)
Thanks
Josep
2 Sep
2 Sep
7:30 p.m.
Hallo,
holborn hat gesagt: // holborn wrote:
Maybe that is sacrilegious ... but .. i'm sure
ALSA-jack are the future in
linux audio systems and i see some efforts in ALSA to mix signals
(dmix ..) , and my question is why not integrate jack in ALSA?
can this integration report some beneffits to the users? (memory, cpu
usage ..)
There is still controversy if Jack is a fitting solution for
"consumer" audio, i.e. mixing system sounds and mp3-files. Jack is
targeted at low latency, sample synchronous, high bandwith audio. dmix
OTOH is actually what pure "consumers" want: dynamic mixing of
multiple streams.
And then there already is Jack integration inside ALSA. See the jack
plugin.
ciao
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