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Setting the buffer size when using the Default Output AudioUnit
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Setting the buffer size when using the Default Output AudioUnit


  • Subject: Setting the buffer size when using the Default Output AudioUnit
  • From: Lionel Woog <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 18 Feb 2003 11:36:37 -0500

Hi,

What can I do to change the number of frames requested by the rendering
callback of the default output unit to be 4096 instead of 512.

At 512, my audio will not play smoothly, as I decompress data in 8192 frames
increments and this requires more CPU than can be done in 512/44100th of a
second.

I can get smooth playback by directly hooking up a rendered to the hardware
audio device (and setting the buffer size appropriately), but doing so
prevents me from having more than one player going at a time.

Thanks for any help,

Lionel

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Lionel Woog, Ph.D.
CTO
Adapted Wave Technologies, Inc.
email: email@hidden
phone: 212-645-0670
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