[PlanetCCRMA] Re: delay in general

Gregory Maxwell gmaxwell@gmail.com
Tue Jan 24 06:32:01 2006


On 1/24/06, Luis Garrido <luisgarrido@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> You can get lower latencies, but with very little reliability. Edirol
> boasts a 5 ms minimum latency and you can force it, but the quality of
> the sound resents when you get lower than 20ms.
>
> I believe that fireware audio support is still under development in Linux.
>
> If the budget is not an issue I guess your best bet is a PCMCIA
> soundcard. I believe RME has some models and this company seems to
> support Linux very actively, so there is probably a driver for them.
> Check the alsa and the RME sites.

The multiface PCMCIA stuff works great, although some cardbus bridges
have issues with it (although similar problems exist under windows).

I'm not so sure that I'd continue to say that RME supports linux all
that well anymore because their premiere product is not currently
supported... The older stuff (RME 9652, 9652 HDSP, multiface ,etc)
still work great, however.