Re: Delta66 Xruns

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Chuck Hallenbeck wrote:
> The Delta66 is configured to provide four monaural channels of 22050
> Hz audio, each one feeding a separate instance of ices2, with all four
> streams offered up by a single instance of icecast.  It all works as
> we expect it to, except that unacceptable xrun errors occur, and the
> dropping of samples renders the results very unsatisfactory.
> 
> http://www.hallenbeck.ftml.net/asound.conf

> pcm.dmixin-0 {
> type dsnoop ...
> slave {
> pcm "hw:0,0" ...
>                  channels 1

Better use 4 because you actually want to use four channels of the
hardware device.  However, the only number of channels actually
supported by your hardware is 12.

> period_time 0
> period_size 2048
> buffer_size 4096

The buffer size is way too small.  When capturing, the buffer size has
no influence on the latency, so you can make it as big as possible.


HTH
Clemens

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