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Author:  hvz [ Mon Jan 04, 2016 5:23 pm ]
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Build is running now (takes a while, since I'm building it on the Pi itself - so this can easily take 1-2 hours, and if there's an error I need to restart it).

Author:  christrogrozev [ Mon Jan 04, 2016 5:37 pm ]
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amazing. I already deployed 12 Rpi's and am feeding the local FM transmitters via them. They do local news/commercial insertions. Will experiment to see how much of audio processing they could do on top.

Author:  hvz [ Mon Jan 04, 2016 6:32 pm ]
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Not much (but some, and you need RPi2's!)!

Build is still running, and I need to leave, so I'll have to post it tomorrow.

Author:  hvz [ Tue Jan 05, 2016 3:04 pm ]
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http://www.stereotool.com/download/stereo_tool_pi2

Author:  christrogrozev [ Tue Jan 05, 2016 3:46 pm ]
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You are amazing. I will get back with feedback asap.

regards
Christo

Author:  christrogrozev [ Wed Jan 06, 2016 9:55 pm ]
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Hi Hans,
unless I am crazy, it appears that the RPi2 can handle any of the presets (or a few randomly tested sts settings) without any problem. Can this be? Or have I managed to somehow bypass stereotool and am fooling myself? :)

Is there a particularly complicated setting that I should test the limits with?

Best,

Christo

Author:  hvz [ Thu Jan 07, 2016 11:50 am ]
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Hi Hans,
unless I am crazy, it appears that the RPi2 can handle any of the presets (or a few randomly tested sts settings) without any problem. Can this be? Or have I managed to somehow bypass stereotool and am fooling myself? :)

Is there a particularly complicated setting that I should test the limits with?

Best,

Christo
Hm, I tested with Jack and a player that was also running on the same device, and that might not have helped with getting a good throughput. You're saying that many of the presets work *in real time*? Are these Generic presets, Web/HD presets or FM presets?

You should be able to hear whether ST is working or not if you're listening to the output.

I'm going to run a test here now to see how fast mine is...

Author:  hvz [ Thu Jan 07, 2016 12:01 pm ]
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On my Pi2 it's really *much* slower than realtime.

How did you run your test? Can you check that the audio is actually being processed?

Author:  christrogrozev [ Thu Jan 07, 2016 12:48 pm ]
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On my Pi2 it's really *much* slower than realtime.

How did you run your test? Can you check that the audio is actually being processed?

That's what I am really concerned about. Is it being processed?
>> How did you run your test? << First, I daemonized stereotool to read from/write to two FIFO "pcm files" (in.pcm and out.pcm). Then I run my playout script, where in the middle of it I write to in.pcm and read from out.pcm, which I feed to the sound card.

How can I double-check that it is being processed? Is there a pre-set that has frequent nagging reminders? Or a pre-set that sounds so obviously different that I can't be mistaken it gets processed?

Author:  hvz [ Thu Jan 07, 2016 1:26 pm ]
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Just set one slider completely wrong (for example, set Post Amp way above 0 dB) and you should hear it immediately.

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