On Wednesday 11 January 2006 03:16, Michael Gogins wrote:

> csound -h -m128 -d -odac -B400 -b400 temp.orc temp.sco
> 
> I get the following printout:
> 
> audio buffered in 200 sample-frame blocks
> 
> This should, I think, be either "100 sample-frame blocks" or "200 sample 
> blocks" or "400 byte blocks".

The -B400 -b400 is replaced with -B400 -b200 to ensure that -B is
an integer multiple of and greater than -b. It is a common newbie mistake
to set these flags inconsistently, and then the resulting bad audio
output is reported as a bug.

However, I am not sure exactly how PortAudio interprets the "suggested
latency" parameter; currently, the value passed is -B / sr, but I will
have a look at the PortAudio sources.


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