[PATCH 6/6] pactl, pacmd, cli-command: Added set-(sink|source)-latency-offset commands.

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On Fri, 2016-01-29 at 11:11 +1100, Chris Billington wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I was wondering if anyone has had the time to look at my patch?
> 
> No rush if there are more important things to be doing!

I haven't had time yet. I will get to it eventually.

> > The other four patches are implementing the setting of individual latency
> > offsets of sinks and sources. This now plays nicely with port latency
> > offsets. The way I've done this is to rename everything pertaining to the
> > latency offsets inherited from ports, so that they are all called
> > sink->port_latency_offset etc. Then I've introduced a new latency offset
> > for sinks and sources, called just sink->latency_offset etc, which is for
> > the latency offset set on that sink or source alone. The total latency
> > reported by the device then includes the sum of both of them.

Sounds very good.

> > The only thing I didn't do was restoring from disk. Tanu, you said this
> > might be tricky, but I wasn't able to understand module-device-restore
> > enough to even see the trickiness you were talking about, I wasn't able to
> > get that far! I'm not very familiar with the codebase - I'm just here
> > selfishly to try and get my feature in so my application works better :p.
> > So apologies for that, I hope the changes are worthy without it.

I think it's ok to leave the persistence feature out.

-- 
Tanu


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