Chances for additional audio options?
Just wondering if there will be future implementation to allow for 24bit depth and at least 96khz audio, maybe via OTA update?
Chances for additional audio options?
Just wondering if there will be future implementation to allow for 24bit depth and at least 96khz audio, maybe via OTA update? The audio sounds very muddy currently for this device (Nokia 8.3). Thanks.
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Answers
However, there are some additional options that you may find useful. You can set any of them for better control tellthebell of your inserted audio file to PPT presentation.
Synchronising audio for karaoke apps is tough. The main issue you seem to be facing is variable latency in the output stream.
This is almost certainly caused by "warm up" latency: the time it takes from hitting "play" on your backing track to the first frame of audio data being rendered by the audio device (e.g. headphones). This can have large variance and is difficult to measure.
The first (and easiest) thing to try is to use
MODE_STREAMwhen constructing yourAudioTrackand prime it withbufferSizeInBytesof data prior to calling play (more here). This should result in lower, more consistent "warm up" latency.liteblue