Re: Dynamic buffer sizes for isochronous transfers

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Hans Petter Selasky wrote:
> Is there a function in the Linux USB API that converts a given number of
> milliseconds into a given number of isochronous frames?

No.

> The problem is that all Linux USB drivers using isochronous transfers use a
> fixed amount of buffering which gives a variable amount of buffering time,
> because the frames per second is a variable.

The audio driver uses eight times as many URBs at high speed (or less if the
device has increased bInterval).


Regards,
Clemens
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