Subject: Re: [linux-audio-user] 24bit 96khz cards that work well
From: Anthony (avan_AT_uwm.edu)
Date: Tue Dec 31 2002 - 00:15:19 EET
* Brian Redfern <bredfern_AT_calarts.edu> [Dec 30 02 14:03]:
> Well, I figured out that the culprit to my xrun problem wasn't my 533mghz
> processor, its my envy24 chipset based card, from the alsa wiki:
>
> "Many but not all users complain about sound glitches. This may be due to
> the cards being IRQ hungry. (VU meter interface?) -- Tobiah"
>
> Given that the evil envy24 chip is in a lot of cards out there, I'm
> wondering what cards people have had better results with?
> http://www.brianredfern.org
>
Also, out of interest, what does IRQ hungry mean? Isn't the frequency
of interrupts determined by HW parameters you choose? How can there be
any 'extra' interrupts. You mentioned in an earlier thread that your
SB card didnt seem so interrupt hungry, but are you sure the device is
opened with the same params? I'm no expert. Can anyone explain this?
--ant
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