Luis-33 wrote:
Hi qartar. First of all, how big are your buffers? They might be too small.
Also, from what I see, you are only unqueuing a single buffer per iteration,
even if count is indicating more than one buffer processed. You should
unqueue and refill every processed buffer in each loop iteration, else your
source is going to run out of audio data quickly. Hope that helps :)
By the way, is there any reason not to be using buffers in a circular way?
Cheers!
Thank you for your reply. The buffers are fairly small since they are updated around 60 hz, so approximately 360ish samples per iteration, but I never saw any documentation referring to minimum buffer sizes so I am a little confused. (It may be worth to mention again that no errors are being generated). The function determines how many samples to fill per iteration by checking the current source sample offset against a mixahead value so even if there are extra processed buffers the source does not underrun. As far as circular buffers go, since I haven't seen a way to update a buffer while it is playing (a la DirectSound) I thought this would be close. If you have better solution I would be very interested.
