Hi!
I ask myself, Kai, why should your examples worry you? Isn't that what's to
be expected?
If I have my recordings with (say 120 BPM) and always two measures silence
at the beginning, I need some time to turn to my keyboards and then do:
ecasound -i file.wav -y:0 -o jack_alsa
I get 4sec silence, because two measure in 120 BPM are 4 secs.
If I do:
ecasound -i file.wav -y:4.0 -o jack_ALSA
Of course audio starts immediately.
The playat feautre, as I understood, does nothing but move audio starting
onward the specified number of seconds. So a drectly starting audio could be
convinced to be my kind of recording (4sec silence) with:
ecasound -i playat,4,your_file.wav -o jack_alsa
And for good measure always include -G:jack,eca,notransport, so the lines
really do what I said.
I would wonder if:
ecasound -i playat,4,your_file.wav -o alsa -y:4
would not start audio playing at 8secs. Beyond that...
Kindest regards
Julien
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