Re: Audio Units - "fanout" and buses
Re: Audio Units - "fanout" and buses
- Subject: Re: Audio Units - "fanout" and buses
- From: Marc Poirier <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 27 Jul 2002 00:33:04 +0200 (CEST)
Thanks for all of the explanations, Bill, this all makes much more sense
now.
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For Jaguar we're now discouraging this kind of connection and would instead
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see this situation dealt with through the insertion of a "fan-out" buffering
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audio unit that would have a graph that looks like this:
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SrcUnit
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|
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Fan_Out_Unit
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| |
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DestUnitA DestUnitB
That sounds much better. The previous way would likely lead to much
needless memory copying.
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Depends - if these two channels were being passed around on element0 say of
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an audio unit, then they would be contained with a single bus... If the data
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is coming through different connections on different elements, then they are
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also on different busses.
So an element/bus is a stream of potentially interleaved audio streams
then (interleaved if there's more than one channel)? So "channels" as I
was talking about are contained within a bus, and then buses represent
distinct destinations and sources of those streams? I think I've got it
now... :)
Thanks,
Marc
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