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I have several Rock 5B boards, and I am investigating a low-latency audio application on it using Android (Vulkan is a must).
This app uses opensl as the sound output API, and opensl won’t do anything with custom audio buffer sizes set from the apps.
I know that, for other Android platforms, it’s possible to tweak the Android audio buffer size by editing system files, like for example /vendor/etc/audio_pcm.xml
Sadly, /vendor/etc/audio_pcm.xml is absent from the Rock 5B Android disribution.
So, how can the audio buffer size be edited/changed in the Rock 5B Android distribution?
It’s currently set to 480 block frames, apparently, and it should be possible to change it by editing Android system files, but what files should be edited to do so?
Thanks!
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Hi,
I have several Rock 5B boards, and I am investigating a low-latency audio application on it using Android (Vulkan is a must).
This app uses opensl as the sound output API, and opensl won’t do anything with custom audio buffer sizes set from the apps.
I know that, for other Android platforms, it’s possible to tweak the Android audio buffer size by editing system files, like for example /vendor/etc/audio_pcm.xml
Sadly, /vendor/etc/audio_pcm.xml is absent from the Rock 5B Android disribution.
So, how can the audio buffer size be edited/changed in the Rock 5B Android distribution?
It’s currently set to 480 block frames, apparently, and it should be possible to change it by editing Android system files, but what files should be edited to do so?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: