On Fri, 18 Feb 2005, Dan Weber wrote:
> Is there anyway I can get ecasound to make writes to stdout buffered so
> that the program I have listening from the pipe only has to read when it
> gets a call?
What do mean by "call" here (function call, voice call, ...)?
Ecasound always writes at a constant rate (xx samples per second, in
blocks of size -b:xxx samples). There is always some buffering in
stdout/stdin pipes, but compared to the amount of audio data these buffers
are very small => you have to read/write at the same rate as ecasound
does.
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