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On Wednesday 16 February 2011, at 00.33.49, Jens M Andreasen

 wrote:

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> The same effect can be observed with 64 frames and 16 appears to be the

> optimal value in the loop.

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To quick to post there!
This could mean that you simply have too little buffering between input and

output. Does your application actually define that? (With read()/write() APIs,

you usually have to do this by "pre-buffering" on the output before entering

the actual processing loop.)
The reason why it works better with 16 frames is probably that the driver

starts by waiting for your write()s to fill upp the output buffer, thus adding

one DMA buffer's worth of extra buffering between the input and output.
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