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Doesn't work like this. HDMI is a separate device; also, in a thread somewhere Paul Davis of Ardour fame explains how exactly infeasible it is. (And you won't b
by WesolyKubeczek 6y ago
Doesn't work like this. HDMI is a separate device; also, in a thread somewhere Paul Davis of Ardour fame explains how exactly infeasible it is. (And you won't be able to do "real time" on a GPU anyway if it's not graphics.)
There's also more to audio than mixing (simple mixing was done on G3/G4, come on), when you take all the effects and filters, so to offload that reasonably you'd need an audio card with, say, an FPGA.
- CyberDildonics 6y ago> Doesn't work like this. HDMI is a separate device; also, in a thread somewhere Paul Davis of Ardour fame explains how exactly infeasible it is. (And you won't be able to do "real time" on a GPU anyway if it's not graphics.) Why? HDMI comes from the graphics card with video and audio. Also I'm pretty sure a graphics card can handle audio effects in real time. 44k samples per second per channel is going to take a lot less than running complex shaders on 240 million pixels per second.