not sure what you mean by speedup?? the bar reacts instantly
to the value that the library returns, this is a calculated
"real value" without looking I'm guess the sign is discarded
and its averaged over a handful of samples.
If you have a look at some linux C examples with volume
bars they seem to react the same way, which looks well
as you'd expect...
As far a making it a module/providing linux support and
sound effects calls available from the library there
really seems little point due to lack of interest.
to the value that the library returns, this is a calculated
"real value" without looking I'm guess the sign is discarded
and its averaged over a handful of samples.
If you have a look at some linux C examples with volume
bars they seem to react the same way, which looks well
as you'd expect...
As far a making it a module/providing linux support and
sound effects calls available from the library there
really seems little point due to lack of interest.