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README for PortAudio Loopback Test | |
Copyright (c) 1999-2010 Phil Burk and Ross Bencina | |
See complete license at end of file. | |
This folder contains code for a single executable that does a standalone test of PortAudio. | |
It does not require a human to listen to the result. Instead it listens to itself using | |
a loopback cable connected between the audio output and the audio input. Special pop detectors | |
and phase analysers can detect errors in the audio stream. | |
This test can be run from a script as part of a nightly build and test. | |
--- How to Build the Loopback Test --- | |
The loopback test is not normally built by the makefile. | |
To build the loopback test, enter: | |
./configure && make loopback | |
This will build the "bin/paloopback" executable. | |
--- How To Run Test --- | |
Connect stereo cables from one or more output audio devices to audio input devices. | |
The test will scan all the ports and find the cables. | |
Adjust the volume levels of the hardware so you get a decent signal that will not clip. | |
Run the test from the command line with the following options: | |
-i# Input device ID. Will scan for loopback if not specified. | |
-o# Output device ID. Will scan for loopback if not specified. | |
-r# Sample Rate in Hz. Will use multiple common rates if not specified. | |
-s# Size of callback buffer in frames, framesPerBuffer. | |
-w Save bad recordings in a WAV file. | |
-dDir Path for Directory for WAV files. Default is current directory. | |
-m Just test the DSP Math code and not the audio devices. | |
If the -w option is set then any tests that fail will save the recording of the broken | |
channel in a WAV file. The files will be numbered and shown in the report. | |
--- ToDo --- | |
* Add check for harmonic and enharmonic distortion. | |
* Measure min/max peak values. | |
* Detect DC bias. | |
* Test against matrix of devices/APIs and settings. | |
* Detect mono vs stereo loopback. | |
* More command line options | |
--quick | |
--latency | |
--duration | |
* Automated build and test script with cron job. | |
* Test on Windows. | |
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* PortAudio Portable Real-Time Audio Library | |
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* Copyright (c) 1999-2008 Phil Burk and Ross Bencina | |
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