Hi,
First, I have no hostility to you.
Since I extended snd-dice in the late of 2014, I have been exposed to
the similar insistences many times, in public or private, from users who
own Dice-based models. Their insistences tends to include unreasonbable
judgements about something related, ignorance of developers' intension
and the state of development for ALSA firewire stack. So I feel to have
a waste of time to receive such intensions, because they're not
productive at all.
On Apr 21 2016 14:38, Allan Klinbail wrote:
As I admitted, my understanding is basic and limited. Clearly I have got it
wrong.
However, (snip)
Well, you still repeat the same insistences again, after our discussion.
It means that I fail to refresh your knowledge about PCM frame handling
in this operating systems. That's a pretty sad to me.
One of my motivation to work for ALSA firewire stack is to use sound and
music units on IEEE 1394 bus for the purpose as you described, via ALSA
kernel/userspace interface, according to ways reasonable to many system
requirements.
The shape of ALSA firewire stack represents the requrements from design
of actual operating system, actual sound subsystem in Linux, actual
audio and music units on IEEE 1394 bus, actual packet streaming protocol
and actual quirks of the units. If you need my technical explaination
about them, I'm willing to describe them. You won't accept it even if I
did, because I've already introduced a part of them and you won't
refresh your brain.
This is the end of such an unproductive discussion, sorry.
Regards
Takashi Sakamoto
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