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No CPU has any problem running audio through basically any interface anymore ever since the Windows 9x days; compressing audio will actually use significantly m
by AshamedCaptain 4y ago
No CPU has any problem running audio through basically any interface anymore ever since the Windows 9x days; compressing audio will actually use significantly more CPU than transferring it. If your platform is so constrained the CPU can't send audio inline over USB, then it most definitely won't be able to compress it anyway. For such a scenario, there are Bluetooth controllers that send audio data out-of-band (e.g. through a I2S link), and may even perform the compression in hardware. But this is hardware that is significantly limited, not a PC.