The sampling rate converter in Windows XP and earlier appears to round all
conversion ratios to the nearest factor of 160. For example 44.1/48 is
147/160, which is exact, but 32/48 is rounded to 107/160 which is a little
bit off. This is really annoying, but it looks like it's been fixed in
Vista.
Jeff Pages Innes Corporation Pty Ltd
Hello Community,
I have a question which one of the driver developers who read this EMail may be able to answer.
We have measured with directX and kernel Streaming that with the same audio device the input and the output
run at different samplerates. The difference is rather small, approx. less than 10 Hz in most cases but it exists.
I would expect this behavior when using two devices but not for one device and especially when using kernel streaming.
From my point of view soundcards should have one chip for AD/DA conversion running at one fixed clock.
What is the reason that an application has to deal with this problem?
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