On Thu, 22 May 2014, Russel Hughes wrote:
> >
> > Does the Linux USB implementation supports both equally well? And also the
> > scheduling of a mixture of both pipe types? For both USB 2 and 3?
> > Do you have an idea why many commercial devices (e.g. AV applications)
> > still would go for bul
On Thu, 22 May 2014, Yves Martens wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I read the USB spec, understand when to prefer bulk vs. isochronous pipes.
> My usecase requires controlled jitter & guaranteed bandwidth.
> But when discussing this with multiple peer engineers, rumor goes isochronous
> mode has 'issues' (s
>
> Does the Linux USB implementation supports both equally well? And also the
> scheduling of a mixture of both pipe types? For both USB 2 and 3?
> Do you have an idea why many commercial devices (e.g. AV applications) still
> would go for bulk?
>
> Thanks a lot & kind regards,
> Yves
> --
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Hello,
I read the USB spec, understand when to prefer bulk vs. isochronous pipes.
My usecase requires controlled jitter & guaranteed bandwidth.
But when discussing this with multiple peer engineers, rumor goes isochronous
mode has 'issues' (sic), they advise me against using it altogether.
But
