jon wrote:
> I am reading the latency like this :
>
> int get_playback_latency_ms()
> {
> int framesleft;
> int ms_in_buffer;
> framesleft=snd_pcm_avail (playback_handle); // How many samples behind is the player
>
> return( (framesleft*1000)/playback_sample_rate ); // frames to milliseconds
> }
>
> If I increase the bufchunks value I seem to get larger latency
Yes.
> yet the latency values i'm reading always seem to be the same.
Apparently, your program fills the buffer fast enough so that there
are never too many frames available. I'd guess that if your program
gets delayed more, by its own computations, by scheduling delays, or
by increasing the period time, you would see higher values.
Regards,
Clemens
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