Kai Giebeler

Thanks for your quick reply. `sudo` _fixes_ the problem, but it feels odd to require elevated permissions for a build-like task. Can that _global package install dir_ be redirected to...

Not an answer, but maybe related: https://github.com/RustAudio/cpal/pull/553 suggests to use "zero channels" to abstract over input/output/duplex.

Does a duplex device always have one input and one output or can there be more of them (like merger, mixer, splitter, etc.)? How flexible are those in- and outputs...

Thanks. What about the remaining aspects: * mixed types (`i32`, `f32` , …) * mixed endianness * channel interleaving * number of in-/outputs

Thanks for the explanation. Just to get my vocabulary right: is a single JACK-port mono or can it be multi-channel?

What about enforcing a limit for the acceptable range à la: `BufferSize::Default(min, max)` That would still allow to select a value the system feels comfortable with but without accidentally ruining...

I just added proposal that tries to _solve_ this in a generic manner (see draft https://github.com/RustAudio/cpal/pull/690). My goal is to implement all (byte-aligned) sample types used by ASIO, ALSA, etc....

I totally agree! This could only happen with "generalization level 2" which should be an opt-in. Even then there will be a way to figure out which sample type can...

Very likely a loss of float precision. Animation itself is smooth, yet the waves are _jumping_ in height every now and then.

> new libcamera changes related to transform pushed to bookworm ;-) > > ``` > ~/mediamtx/internal/protocols/rpicamera/exe $ make > g++ -Ofast -Werror -Wall -Wextra -Wno-unused-parameter -Wno-unused-result -std=c++17 $(pkg-config --cflags libcamera)...