danielp,
I experimented a bit with the XK-AUDIO-316-MC board using the usbaudio2 driver with WASAPI:
What was your setup, how many in / outs channels? What version of xmos framework you are compiling from?
yeah, this exactly what happening, and i realized that i cant select anything else than 16bits. so i only have 24bits 44100 and 48000- since the device was at 44100 by default, I was able to play and record via PortAudio with WASAPI at this rate
I believe that this is the expected behavior on WASAPI Shared mode- playing or recording at any other sample rate (without a menu change) gave an invalid sample rate error
i observe the same behaviour- changing the recording sample rate to something other than 44100 caused the tab containing the sample rate option on the playback device to disappear;
This make sense, as i think selecting differente framerates would cause unexpected behaviour? what would be the right behaviour in this case?the device doesn't support separate sample rates for playback and record, so I assume this relates to them needing to be the same rate,
i believe my issue is the same. i'm trying on a window 11 machine and a windows 10 machine, both uptodated. Both machinesexhibit the same behaviourThere are a few observations on different systems recorded on this issue: https://github.com/xmos/sw_usb_audio/issues/205
I believe it is, yes.Is this similar behaviour to what you are seeing?
MaximLiadov,
The tdd report is here: hope it helps anyhow.I like debugging firmware on Linux because the standard UAC driver logs all problems very detailed. That's why I asked you to run tdd.exe just in case. I am trying to share my experience and help
I do have a machine here running lubuntu, if you want to know more about my issue, let me know what you need!
Let me see if i got it straight, you had a similar issue and solved by fixing something on the descriptor section? can you talk more about this? what you had done.I've done a lot of bug fixes, including the descriptor section, and replaced all the old modules with the modern libraries, including USB
And about modern libraries, can you specify which ones?
this one i need to read with a bit more time on hands, looks like very interesting stuff. i will do ASAPJFYI, here is a link on how to read logs for Microsoft's USB Audio 2.0 class driver
Seeing your screenshot made me quite happy, this means the issue might be solvable.
Can i ask which version of your sw_usb_audio you are working with? how many in/outs your device have?