Does PulseAudio compensate for clock drift?

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Subject: Does PulseAudio compensate for clock drift?
From: ansis.malins@xxxxxxxxx (Ansis Māliņš)
Date: Sat, 27 Oct 2012 13:03:23 +0300
In-reply-to: <1350665611.3597.42.camel@x230>
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Is it possible to get clock ticks from a remote PA server? Like, empty
UDP packets that are sent out at a rate of 1 for every X ticks of the
server's sound card.

References:
- Does PulseAudio compensate for clock drift?
  - From: Ansis Māliņš
- Does PulseAudio compensate for clock drift?
  - From: Tanu Kaskinen
- Does PulseAudio compensate for clock drift?
  - From: Ansis Māliņš
- Does PulseAudio compensate for clock drift?
  - From: Tanu Kaskinen

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