On Thu, Jul 21, 2011 at 12:38:51AM +0200, Axel Dörfler wrote: > I am not able to produce glitches with HDA (as long as the serial output > is turned off). > I guess its buffer size is large enough - it has been developed > primarily on Haiku, anyway. > There's always one more thing... I finally left my machine running with the large buffer long enough for the audio to awaken (took about half an hour this time) and ran my ToneProducer test. Like you I was absolutely unable to hear any glitches, however hard I waggled windows around. *However*, the test text output still showed countless 'buffer late' messages, and Cortex actually showed latency increasing. (I'm using my patched libmedia, which helps keep latency within bounds.) So I stand by my thesis that a sufficiently long buffer will mask the blackouts (because the mixer can catch up), but they still occur (on a single-core machine anyway). -- Pete --