Atte André Jensen wrote:
patrick wrote:
- "pd -?" says -audiobuf is in ms, so 256 wouldn't make sense, or...?
why shouldn't it make sense? 256ms is justas valid as 7ms
- I thought that jack clients automatically got the same buffer size as
jack, which means that is doesn't make sense (or any difference) to
afaik this is correct. Pd will silently ignore the audiobuf flag when using jack as backend (butthen i don't use jack so often so i might be mistaken here)
specify that for the client. Same with -rt, I thought that clients "enherited" the realtime priority from jack...
i don't think so. even if the dsp calculations are callback-driven by jack, you still have all the message stuff going on. additionally, in older versions of Pd (<0.41?) the jack-callback will actually not trigger the dsp-processing but rather only read a buffer the contents of which have been calculated with Pd's priority. i think this has changed with 0.41, but haven't had a deeper look at the code yet.
mfg.asdr IOhannes