Subject: Re: [linux-audio-dev] an open letter to Linus re: low latency
From: Jussi Laako (jussi_AT_jlaako.pp.fi)
Date: Fri Jun 23 2000 - 13:44:37 EEST
Jay Ts wrote:
>
> For use over the network, an open Internet protocol would be developed.
> One thing I really want right now is to be able to play a CD (or make
> sound through some other means) on one system, and send it to the audio
> device on another. Here I am logged into my server and writing this from
> the other room, but if I run a wavplay command, the sound comes out in
> the room, where the computer is, and where I can't hear it!
Works pretty well here... Well, not very seamlessly, but it works.
I have two soundcards on my server (P100) and I can play multiple streams
over my crappy 10base2 network and standard kernel. I can play same source
on multiple computers or multiple sources on same computer. I haven't
measured latency, but it seems to be "low".
- Jussi
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