> You exactly reproduced what I was trying to say -- the problem is most > probably that GNU Radio uses the audio device as if it was an actual > audio device. But it's not. The virtualization breaks the "easy to > achieve" real-time needed for audio playback. > Therefore more buffering is necessary. As Martin described, having an > additional layer of buffers can solve audio problems. You did that > with network loopback. > But these problems are only there because VM audio doesn't work like > "real" audio. Still not a GR bug :) Long story short: Don't use your > VM to play audio, if it does not work reliably.
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