synchronizing sound cards in a cluster
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Michael Stein mas at ucla.eduThu Mar 13 15:18:37 PST 2003
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two ideas: a. injection lock the crystal oscillator on the soundcard (assuming it has a separate crystal for sampling/ADC processing). If all sound cards in the cluster are the same model/version then they could all be run/locked from one source. This might be as simple as an external clock signal feed via a series resistor/capacitor to one pin of the existing crystal on the sound card. b. Use multichannel sound cards and put a timing signal on one channel. Assuming the sampling on each card is driven by the same clock (likely if all one chip) then I'd think it would then be possible to align the data from multiple sound cards in software using the timing channel from each card. This does not assume that the cards sample each channel at the same time, just that there is a consistant pattern in the how a card samples it's multiple channels. It does "waste" some channels.
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