[vorbis-dev] a listening test tool
Robert Voigt
robert.voigt at gmx.de
Mon Oct 9 16:59:31 PDT 2000
I got the script to work:
#!/bin/sh
while true; do
/home/robert/vorbiscvs/vorbis-tools/oggenc -m 2
/home/robert/22k/hb1-cut1.wav -o - | ogg22pl -
done
> Hmmm. The box I'm typing at is ALMOST fast enough to playback while
> encoding. I hear perhaps 1-3 seconds, then 50 ms-ish pause then
> music again. Close but no cigar.
>
> Went and tried on a PIII-600. Whooa. even worse.
Yes, on my PIII-600 it's almost a second. But 50 ms is really good. Do
you want more (less)?
> If you really want to get the playback started milliseconds after
> the encode started, and you box is not fast enough, you might
> want to wrap the encoded stuff in some http and send it to some
> other computer. ... NO. ogg123 will use under 20% cpu since your
> box is faster than mine.
Do you think that will have a shorter delay?
Also, when I C-s in emacs during a pause, the next file being played is
still the old version. That's a bit confusing when you work with it.
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