Thanks for the answers.
I've got something new again this one is not about graphics in particular, but recent AMD GPUs and still applies to amdgpu, I hope
According to this wiki info graphic (https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...hics_stack.svg), there is already support for TrueAudio in Linux.
I understand TrueAudio as a on-die DSP for audio, providing real-time sound mixing, applying effects, etc. I think this is primarily used for games as it is also used in Xbox and Playstation.
1) Is this even true? I never read about it used on Linux, neither found detailed info.
2) Could this DSP be utilised by ALSA or is this done in the application itself, e.g. a game or video player?
I've got something new again this one is not about graphics in particular, but recent AMD GPUs and still applies to amdgpu, I hope
According to this wiki info graphic (https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...hics_stack.svg), there is already support for TrueAudio in Linux.
I understand TrueAudio as a on-die DSP for audio, providing real-time sound mixing, applying effects, etc. I think this is primarily used for games as it is also used in Xbox and Playstation.
1) Is this even true? I never read about it used on Linux, neither found detailed info.
2) Could this DSP be utilised by ALSA or is this done in the application itself, e.g. a game or video player?
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