Re: implementing loudspeaker crossovers using Sox + LADSPA plugins

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Doug Lee <dgl@xxxxxxxx> writes:

> You'll probably get close then, but I find that sync among processes
> changes over time based on machine load, I/O delays, etc.

That's not a problem as long as all the streams keep up within the
buffer constraints.  The hard part is synchronising the playback
devices.  ALSA provides some aids for this, but it ultimately depends on
hardware capabilities, and even then it's tricky to get right.  Of
course, if the playback devices don't all use the same clock, you're
screwed no matter what.

If the output is done through a single multi-channel device, none of
this is an issue.

-- 
Måns Rullgård

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