copier: Use correct multiplier for latency to bytes calculation #8972
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The latency value is in number of periods (1ms) while the buffer allocated for the DAI copier is at least 2 periods. This can shoot up the calculated stream_start_offset resulting invalid delay reporting. Use the period size of the DAI copier to correct this error. The kernel reported delay currently (on normal non DeepBuffer PCM): at start: ~302 frames after 20x pause/resume: ~6530 frames With this patch: at start: ~254 frames after 20x pause/resume: ~3600 frames The drift rate is about the same with DeepBuffer. Signed-off-by: Peter Ujfalusi <peter.ujfalusi@linux.intel.com>
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The latency value is in number of periods (1ms) while the buffer allocated for the DAI copier is at least 2 periods.
This can shoot up the calculated stream_start_offset resulting invalid delay reporting.
Use the period size of the DAI copier to correct this error.
The kernel reported delay currently (on normal non DeepBuffer PCM): at start: ~302 frames
after 20x pause/resume: ~6530 frames
With this patch:
at start: ~254 frames
after 20x pause/resume: ~3600 frames
The drift rate is about the same with DeepBuffer.