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  • Subject: CPU Usage difference
  • From: Alex ROUGE <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 6 Mar 2009 11:25:46 +0100

Hi everybody.
Recently, while testing an home made application that requiere CoreAudio I found something interesting.
I'm working with a Macbook (Alu) with 4GB memory, 2.4Ghz.....


What I found is that, all application who requiere audio output doesn't have the same CPU usage depending if the audio output is internal speaker or headphone/line out.
The difference is impressive.
For instance, if we use the Finder to play an audio file :


Line out : CPU charge = 3.5%
Internal speaker : CPU charge = 10.9%

I think Apple ® is doing a software filtering to compensate very small sized speaker but this difference is really huge.

Can Apple ® provide more information about this behavior ?

Regards

Alex _______________________________________________
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