Am 14.12.2017 01:05 schrieb "Ceresa Jean-Jacques" <
jean-jacques.cer...@orange.fr>:
On this type of hardware (Orange Pi pc or RPi 2,...), the audio (on jack
3.5) is a PWM signal (very low quality signal and very noisy) and the audio
driver doesn't work very well for low latency.
That is true for
Hello,
On this type of hardware (Orange Pi pc or RPi 2,...), the audio (on jack 3.5)
is a PWM signal (very low quality signal and very noisy) and the audio driver
doesn't work very well for low latency.
For example , with –o audio.period=1 audio.period-size=1024 , we obtain a
distorted sound w
Hello,
I suspect the system is running out of CPU resources. You can confirm that
by running top or some other utility to show the CPU usage and correlate it
with when the problem occurs.
Also, does the Orange Pi have a floating point unit? If not, that will
greatly increase the CPU usage, due
Hello! Sorry if my English is bad!
I have some midi device (Arduino homemade drum set), and I use FluidSynth. When
I tested it on my desktop computer, it works well, but I have a little delay. I
think, it because I use PulseAudio.
Now, I want to use FluidSynth on Orange Pi mini computer. I don'
