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soundflower vs audioreflector
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  • Subject: soundflower vs audioreflector
  • From: Iain McCowan <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 4 Aug 2010 16:09:30 +1000

Can anyone comment on the relative technical (not licensing) merits of using Soundflower or the Apple AudioReflectorDriver in a project, in terms of stability, latency, timing accuracy, etc?

I expected Soundflower might be the better one as a more significant project, but then thought perhaps the AudioReflectorDriver sample would be simpler and be better with the latest SDKs as the Apple team updated it last year.

I have done some tests myself and seem to periodically get some brief noises when using the ReflectorDriver, possibly related to timing issues.  The build of Soundflower I have seems to sound cleaner than this over a long period, at least on my macbook running 10.6.4.  

But on the Soundflower Google Code project I note a few recent issues have been logged with not so much activity in response.

Anyone have a strong opinion or advice regarding this?

thanks,

Iain.
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