On Montag, 14. November 2005 23:22, Dave wrote: > That seemed to do it! not only are the logs no longer getting flooded, > but now the picture is even straight and perfect on the screen, before > on the left edge there was a gap missing on the left side (blank space), > that is gone now! > > I see some "xrun" things in the logs, but have no idea what they are. They are printed when we have nto enough audio data. Sound card plays a bit too fast or transmission sampled a bit to slow. > > were you able to reproduce the problem with the test stream at your end? No, that was not reproducable for me. But I re-read my own comment in that section. So there maybe some situations where compiler generated code uses a higher presicion than double for a previous calculated value. I changed the variable definition a short time ago from static volatile float to local / member double and did not see a difference as I'm still using the same gcc 3.3.1 mentioned in that comment. I've to redo the volatile way. Done, fix is in cvs. Stefan Lucke
