jmpelletier

I did a quick search to see if someone else hasn't reported this yet, but if I missed it, apologies to all.

With overdrive on, even extremely simple patches give me terrible timing issues. (See the self-explanatory screen grabs.) Essentially, [timer] reports [metro 200] intervals of 200 ms while [cpuclock] measures around 440 ms, with overdrive and msp on. (cpuclock is right.)

Note that settings audio driver to built-in output solves the problem, as does setting scheduler off the overdrive or the audio interupt. 

DSP settings:
Driver: CoreAudio EDIROL FA-101
I/O Vector size: 512
Signal Vector Size: 64
SR: 44100
Scheduler in overdrive: check
Audio interupt: check
Vector optimization: check

Note that settings audio driver to built-in output solves the problem, as does setting scheduler off the overdrive or the audio interupt. 


funky-scheduler-timing-5-08-osx-10-6

In the same vein, I'd like to report that I had a puzzling experience recently with clocker set to a constant 100msec interval producing values such as 0, 100, 200 etc. After simply unlocking and re-locking the parent patcher the values jumped to an offset, e.g. 440, 540, 640. This was on Leopard and Max 5.0.8 with Overdrive turned off. My experience from Max 4.6 is that the clocker intervals don't change even when the scheduler gets backlogged.

Funky scheduler timing, 5.08, OSX 10.6