After all, there aren't zombies tapping at our windows and gun-wielding hordes canvassing the streets. The fear in Fear is induced by picturing just how we would do when the apocalypse finally came. How quickly would we go from worrying about our jobs, family, and petty problems before we had to start worrying about where our water comes from, how we're going to eat, and our colleagues succumbing to a virus and attacking us in the hallways. The frights here are less about 100 zombies storming someone's house and more about a slow, creeping dread, about the one or two monsters that no one understands getting loose in the neighborhood. Co-creators Dave Erickson and Robert Kirkman (who writes The Walking Dead comic) and director Adam Davidson do this perfectly, showing us less rotting flesh and more ambient eeriness, like a homeless man who disappears behind a tree, a tattoo that looks like a heart descending into chaos, or some passing graffiti that depicts skeletons coming back to life.
ad_data_buf0[i] = ad_u16() >> 4; And in server mode, To play voice data, data will send to PWM operation. ((float)ad_data_buf1[i]/256*1. 32); Step 8: Trouble Shooting Double buffer I used double buffer to solve real time operation problem, As you can see the picture, One buffer is data gathering while the other buffer is processing. Data resizing Two device's clock speed is different and communication speed is different every time. So receive device must need to resize the data count. Ex) Picture explain this case Assume that TX device will send 1024 byte in every 100usec. RX device can play only 1000 byte before new data arrive. Or RX device play all received data (2014 byte) and remain time before new data arrive. To solve this problem, When RX device clock is faster than TX device, RX device must need to add last data. if (i == MAX_BUF_SIZE) i = MAX_BUF_SIZE - 1; When RX device clock is slower than TX device, RX device must need to rid remain data. if (buf_sel) buf_sel = 0; else buf_sel = 1; i = 0; // buffer index change to 0 as force.