No, if the host calls Process64(), then the plugin get 64 bit audio. If
the plugin has not implemented Process64(), the the GMPI built-in
converter copies into 32 bit buffers, passes it to Process32, which
returns 32 bit audio, which is copied back into 64 bit buffers for the
host. All transparent to both host and plugin.
So the only time you lose precision is if you are a 64 bit host calling
a plugin which only supports Process32().
Tim Hockin wrote:
(g). Plugins have 2 process calls, Process32() and Process64(). By default in the GMPI headers, Process64() maps directly to Process32 with
So process64() gets 32 bit data? Anyone see a problem with that?
This seems AWFUL to me, so maybe I am misunderstanding - can you clarify more?
Tim
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