I’m working on a cross-platform app (fultron.sourceforge.net) that’s based
on SDL. It compiles and runs on both Windows and Linux. However, the
Windows version, which was compiled using Mingw, has terrible audio
performance.
I’ve noticed that the loopwave demo app performs pretty bad on Windows if
compiled by Mingw too.
What’s the deal? Should I switch to the Visual C++ compiler for the
Windows port, or is SDL audio not optimized for Windows yet?
Any insights from the pros out there would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
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What’s the deal? Should I switch to the Visual C++ compiler for the
Windows port, or is SDL audio not optimized for Windows yet?
Works perfectly for my application. I did find, however, that the buffer
size needed to be about 2K for audio to be completely smooth. Anything
smaller dropped out. ;-( (I was at 44.1khz mono @ 8 bit audio).
Portland, Or 97209
I’m in Beaverton, FWIW… ;_)
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What’s the deal? Should I switch to the Visual C++ compiler for the
Windows port, or is SDL audio not optimized for Windows yet?
Works perfectly for my application. I did find, however, that the buffer
size needed to be about 2K for audio to be completely smooth. Anything
smaller dropped out. ;-( (I was at 44.1khz mono @ 8 bit audio).
Hey thanks Neil. Can you say what Windows compiler you’re using?>
Portland, Or 97209
I’m in Beaverton, FWIW… ;_)
–>Neil
Neil Bradley What are burger lovers saying
Synthcom Systems, Inc. about the new BK Back Porch Griller?
ICQ #29402898 “It tastes like it came off the back porch.” - Me