DSP Robotics Support

Peak will be always correct, but the rest depends on tick performance...

There is a way to overcome the green tick problem. You may create a memory buffer and write mono data into it in a circular fashion. Then use mem to float array to extract the data and shift it by inverse of the index that is used to write the data. By changing the size of the mem and decrements of the index calculation you may change the speed and area.

KG_is_back wrote:There is a way to overcome the green tick problem. You may create a memory buffer and write mono data into it in a circular fashion. Then use mem to float array to extract the data and shift it by inverse of the index that is used to write the data. By changing the size of the mem and decrements of the index calculation you may change the speed and area.

Cool workaround! The bad thing is that display have some graphical glitches (mine also has)...