Latency
Moderator: flatmax
Re: Latency
Hi Michael,
I think it is possible to achieve around 1.5 ms latency on the input and less on the output with the product.
thanks
Matt
I think it is possible to achieve around 1.5 ms latency on the input and less on the output with the product.
thanks
Matt
Check out our audiophile quality crossovers : https://bit.ly/2kb1nzZ
Please review the Zero sound card on Amazon USA : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075V1VNDD
---
Check out our new forum on github : https://github.com/Audio-Injector
Please review the Zero sound card on Amazon USA : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075V1VNDD
---
Check out our new forum on github : https://github.com/Audio-Injector
Re: Latency
Hi Matt,
Thank you.
Could you please clarify whether this time is estimation only or it is based on some test results.
Does the latency depend on the sample rate?
Are input and output streams synchronized?
Michael
Thank you.
Could you please clarify whether this time is estimation only or it is based on some test results.
Does the latency depend on the sample rate?
Are input and output streams synchronized?
Michael
Re: Latency
I used the alsa latency test executable called "latency". You can see more about it here .
It is likely that latency depends on sample rate in a real system, because if you have to process more data per second, then you will chew more computation resources and require bigger blocks to make it more efficient !
The streams are synchronised when you are not using asynchronous executables. For example if you are using and executable which is full duplex, then it will open the input and output devices together. However there is still the latency of playing and recording, which means that if you played a tone out and recorded it back in, there would be some offset between the input and output signals.
thanks
Matt
It is likely that latency depends on sample rate in a real system, because if you have to process more data per second, then you will chew more computation resources and require bigger blocks to make it more efficient !
The streams are synchronised when you are not using asynchronous executables. For example if you are using and executable which is full duplex, then it will open the input and output devices together. However there is still the latency of playing and recording, which means that if you played a tone out and recorded it back in, there would be some offset between the input and output signals.
thanks
Matt
Check out our audiophile quality crossovers : https://bit.ly/2kb1nzZ
Please review the Zero sound card on Amazon USA : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075V1VNDD
---
Check out our new forum on github : https://github.com/Audio-Injector
Please review the Zero sound card on Amazon USA : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075V1VNDD
---
Check out our new forum on github : https://github.com/Audio-Injector
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 3 guests