Or 3 - disable the Mixer in the XMOS firmware..feniksa wrote: And other stuff. Only 2 solution:
1. Ignore USB audio 2.0 specification and write your own Linux driver + modification for XMOS firmware
2. Finish implementation of usb audio 2.0 specification for linux driver
I moved in 2 way, but i haven't enough time to finish this work.
USB Audio 2.0 MC Reference Design and Linux (Ubuntu)
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Ross
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Hi guys,
is there any progress on this issue?
I tested with Ubuntu 12 and 14, but the device is only recognized as analogue input - no outputs detected.
With Windows and Thesycon driver everthing works fine.
Built the firmware with MIXER disabled.
Thanks,
Fabian
is there any progress on this issue?
I tested with Ubuntu 12 and 14, but the device is only recognized as analogue input - no outputs detected.
With Windows and Thesycon driver everthing works fine.
Built the firmware with MIXER disabled.
Thanks,
Fabian
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My understanding is that the driver is not complete, it doesn't have all the units implemented from the USB Audio spec, however, if you disable MIXER (or at least set MAX_MIX_COUNT to 0) I believe it operates.
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Can you elaborate on this please? I'm not aware of any issues?feniksa wrote: 2. Some problem with mixer names.