Re: lekt player
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2016 5:03 am
kse is superb. Better in so many ways. Bass quantity lesser, treble better.piano notes vibrate more, and more correctly too
i think you run it for laptop onboard sound card?jesuscheung wrote:kse is superb. Better in so many ways. Bass quantity lesser, treble better.piano notes vibrate more, and more correctly too
think you would have been quicker to look at the wave-rt code in portaudio, wouldn't have had to muck about with the wasapi stuff.lekt wrote:do nothing. will build versions that test some things i've suspected in your OS with PCI card.
bypassing all kse layers is good but now have much code, not easy make alignment and register usage, sound easy comes to hard and imbalance, need more accuracy.
in win10 code show that audiokse.dll contains the last layer that user application can do something with audio core, after that audio render run in kernel/driver mode in different processes and threads, asynchronous with user side and need high programing skill to make tricks.
@Gordon: Does MQN use wave-rt code in portaudio?sbgk wrote:think you would have been quicker to look at the wave-rt code in portaudio, wouldn't have had to muck about with the wasapi stuff.lekt wrote:do nothing. will build versions that test some things i've suspected in your OS with PCI card.
bypassing all kse layers is good but now have much code, not easy make alignment and register usage, sound easy comes to hard and imbalance, need more accuracy.
in win10 code show that audiokse.dll contains the last layer that user application can do something with audio core, after that audio render run in kernel/driver mode in different processes and threads, asynchronous with user side and need high programing skill to make tricks.
no, uses wavecyclic. PA is the only place I've seen a wavert player implementation which is required for PCIE direct access.goon-heaven wrote:@Gordon: Does MQN use wave-rt code in portaudio?sbgk wrote:think you would have been quicker to look at the wave-rt code in portaudio, wouldn't have had to muck about with the wasapi stuff.lekt wrote:do nothing. will build versions that test some things i've suspected in your OS with PCI card.
bypassing all kse layers is good but now have much code, not easy make alignment and register usage, sound easy comes to hard and imbalance, need more accuracy.
in win10 code show that audiokse.dll contains the last layer that user application can do something with audio core, after that audio render run in kernel/driver mode in different processes and threads, asynchronous with user side and need high programing skill to make tricks.
Thank you for the insight on WaveRT. But does wavecyclic not support PCIE direct access?sbgk wrote:no, uses wavecyclic. PA is the only place I've seen a wavert player implementation which is required for PCIE direct access.goon-heaven wrote:@Gordon: Does MQN use wave-rt code in portaudio?sbgk wrote:...
think you would have been quicker to look at the wave-rt code in portaudio, wouldn't have had to muck about with the wasapi stuff.
lekt wrote:i think you run it for laptop onboard sound card?jesuscheung wrote:kse is superb. Better in so many ways. Bass quantity lesser, treble better.piano notes vibrate more, and more correctly too