nay-seven: I was thinking about adding a delay on the faster machine, and while it makes sense, I wish there was a better way to handle something like this. It is consistently latent and a fix like this is realistic, however, I want to see if I can find a way by changing the buffer or block size to achieve the same
oil_lab: I am using 2pcs as a way to spread out processing and bring it back together through a mixer. I am familiar with the likes of vienna ensemble pro, where you get to instantiate a separate TCP/IP protocol to send data to and receive audio from a slave computer. While that will fix my issue, It will also add an unacceptable amount of latency and possibly a choke point for processing. The idea is, to send information one way and that is out to analog.
I was thinking perhaps different sound cards buffer differently (but would have been solved by changing buffer size) I am also looking into seeing if this is a sound driver issue...The two PC's are actually a laptop and desktop, and perhaps the nature of the data flow inside them both is the culprit...going to try two laptops instead and see if the results are the same. Going to also try a delay on the fastest one. I know this will work because I have started both computers with a manual delay of hitting the space bar between them and on the off chance I happened to catch the beat....the one time. I am also going to try different lengths of and the same ethernet cable. If you guys have anything else in mind I could try....I'm all ears.Statistics: Posted by dmitriyc — 07 Feb 2018, 03:37
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