Re: Running 32-bit ALSA on 64-bit Linux

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On Fri, 22 Feb 2008, Florian wrote:

> Hi,
>
> for reasons out of my control we're running a 32-bit ALSA program
> on a 64-bit Linux system. Is my assumption true that the ALSA
> drivers are 64-bit only then? Is there any performance hit in
> this configuration?
>
> We get very bad audio performance with the built-in soundcard on
> an IBM/Lenovo T60 laptop (Intel HD-Audio) -- we cannot go lower
> than approx. 8 milliseconds period size without glitches.

In general the Intel HDAudio is a pretty low qulality sound card. I so not
know about the period size since I suspect that has more to do with the
computer and its operation than with the sound card. Maybe if you told us
why you wnat low latency someone could help. But at the 1ms sec level I
think you sould need hardware assist.


>
> Thanks for any pointers.
>
> Florian
>
>
>

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