From: Al Le <al.le_at_gmx.de>
Date: Wed, 08 Jul 2009 23:06:53 +0200

On 08.07.2009 19:31, alex wallis wrote:

>> It mean that there's a single buffer in ram with that size. When
>> Rockbox starts it can eat parts of that for various purposes but you
>> cannot get larger memory than so for compressed music.
>
> If the buffer is being used in music playback, why does the buffer size
> still say 28.6 megabytes?

I'm not sure, but maybe because it's the total size of the buffer and
not the size of the free space within that buffer?
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