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I'm still in the - JERKING LIKE CRAZY - stage right now  |
Umm... Shouldn't there be an OFF in that sentence?
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Wav @ 16k - 20k produces files that are as large as the movie info 
So assuming we have a microbe of performance left later on some IP free compression might not go amiss in the mix. |
The K3 performance drain is in the eink "wait loop" inside the syscall, so not a lot we can do about that unless we find an "async" way to do eink updates like on the K4/K5 (where you do your own delay loop with sensible sleep() calls inside them).
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It's a learning curve for me right now on the Alsa implementation but I'm giving it my best shot. Far too much (prepare_buffer) this and (snd_pcm_avail_update(handle)) that, for my liking, I'm more a scrunching up numbers to make sounds man myself.
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Yes, I want to do sound stuff, and I also prefer the "listening to twisted numbers" stuff much more than the buffer pushing. But I really crave "as SIMPLE as humanly possible". I get my fun REMOVING every parameter and every line of code that I can without killing the code. Hobby coding after all.
The sound stuff just isn't there yet. I will have to see just how minimal I can make it and still keep it working on all the kindle eink models.
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But slowly slowly catchee monkee, I suspect if you put your mind to it you could implement it first. In the absence of that I shall rumble on |
Unfortunately, I adapted to the timezone shift the wrong direction, needing 18hrs of sleep for several days. I have weaned it down to 12, and now 9. I used to get by on 2-4 hours per day. I hope this is not permanent.
