Slight audio delay on Snapdragon Elite #9
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https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/8e72a40d-eb33-47e9-abb4-c8ac223c3a38
I have attached a video demonstrating the audio delay (it is most noticeable when the glass breaks and when the car crashes).
I will try setting --audio_maxqframes=32 in args.txt to see if that helps.
On a to-do list, thanks for input, will look into it!
Adding the
--audio_maxqframes=16parameter toargs.txtlocated atandroid/data/com.libertyrecomp/filessolved the issue for my device.ChatGPT mentioned that you shouldn't set this parameter too low depending on your device's performance, as it can be sensitive to micro-stutters. If you run into a similar issue, just try setting it to
32first, and then lower it to16if that doesn't work.https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/2c99d811-f38d-49fc-8e8a-12c59651dfe5
@AndysMagic Great call! Defaulting this parameter in the new pre-release to 32. I've tried 16 and your chatGPT fella was right, sound does crack on micro stutters on my RP5.
New pre-release: https://github.com/vaduur/LibertyRecompAndroid/releases/tag/v0.5.7.7
Closing the issue rn. Thanks a lot!
Forgot to mention, you could also try 24 (this might be the perfect balance)
@AndysMagic will test in the future updates! Right now 32 is kinda managable, will sum up the sound issues and commit then. But good call again, my g