comparison core/NetworkSend.cpp @ 222:6a23c07d0fbb mergingClockSync

Working with UdpIoPlugin

 	// http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7542054/global-vector-emptying-itself-between-calls .
 	// and maybe use accessor function instead of global, as was done in #1374
 #endif /* USE_JUCE */
 	cleanup();
 	int numSamples=blockSize*4>4*channel.bufferLength ? blockSize*4 : 4*channel.bufferLength;
-	channel.numBuffers= 1+numSamples/channel.bufferLength; //the +1 takes the ceil() of the division
+	channel.numBuffers= (1+numSamples/channel.bufferLength) * 3; //the +1 takes the ceil() of the division
 	channel.buffers=(float**)malloc(channel.numBuffers*sizeof(float*));
 	printf("NumBuffers: %d\n", channel.numBuffers);
 	if(channel.buffers==NULL)
 		return;
 	for(int n=0; n<channel.numBuffers; n++){

 		channel.readyToBeSent[channel.writeBuffer]=true; // flag it as such
 //		printf("Scheduling for send %d\n",(int)channel.buffers[channel.writeBuffer][channel.headerTimestampIndex]);
 		channel.writePointer=channel.headerLength; //reset the writePointer
 		channel.writeBuffer=(channel.writeBuffer+1); //switch buffer
 		if(channel.writeBuffer==channel.numBuffers) // and wrap it
-			channel.writeBuffer=0;
+            channel.writeBuffer=0;
 //		printf("WriteBuffer:%d\n", channel.writeBuffer);
 		if(channel.doneOnTime[channel.writeBuffer]==false){ //check if this buffer's last sending has completed on time ...
 			printf("NetworkSend buffer underrun. timestamp: %d :-{\n",
 					(int)channel.buffers[channel.writeBuffer][channel.headerTimestampIndex]);
 		}