[pulseaudio-discuss] how to get accurate stream latency information during underrun
Ludovic Guégan
ludovic.guegan at gmail.com
Fri Sep 29 09:46:10 UTC 2017
Hi everyone,
First, i am new to PulseAudio and the mailing list, so let me say it: Thank
you all !
In the context of my application, it is important to accurately estimate
the audio latency in order to synchronize the speaker output with some
motor movements.
I used to query the audio latency using pa_stream_get_latency(), but the
returned information does not seems to correspond to observed latency in
the following situation:
When my application stops sending data (after the underflow event), the
value returned by pa_stream_get_latency() stays constant and does not
decrease.
When writing again data into the stream (long after the underflow event and
without any cork/uncork operation), the sound is outputted to the speaker
without the latency delay advertised by pa_stream_get_latency().
Since this is the first time i use the PulseAudio API, i might not
understand correctly the purpose of pa_stream_get_latency() and I wonder
what is the correct way to obtain the most accurate estimation of the
latency ?
Thank you very much,
Ludovic
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