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"Isn't this kind of a known issue in Linux land?" No. If you're doing serious audio in Linux, you use jack and get fantastic latency properties. This is a Sol
by ris 12y ago
"Isn't this kind of a known issue in Linux land?"
No. If you're doing serious audio in Linux, you use jack and get fantastic latency properties.
This is a Solved Problem.
- rglullis 12y ago> If you're doing serious audio in Linux Except I am not. And I guess it would be the same case for the vast majority of people who have Android devices. It is only a "Solved Problem" if you are talking exclusively about sound systems that are designed to deal with latency. The problem I was stating is that you can not transparently run "serious audio" and common desktop applications that rely on alsa/pulseaudio. I would consider it a "Solved Problem" when I can get to install Audacity, Skype, my web browser, the mentioned usb interface connected and I can run some effect software... and run them all concurrently without caring how to setup the sound system. People can do that in MacOS/iOS/Windows, and they can't do that in Linux (GNU or Android).