Hi Daniel and Reed,
can you please post the asound.conf for WM9713 to me too?
Cheers
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Hi Daniel,
Could you paste or send me your asound.conf file? I am having the same
WM9713 codec and I have no idea how to get the correct values such as
type and card name for the AndroidPlayback device. Could you tell me
how you found that?
Thanks.
Reed
On Dec 16 2008, 6:56 pm, Daniel Youn
Is there any iMX31 ADS/PDK developers here that got their sound
working with alsa?
Mine got to the point where it starts up the correct PMIC clocks,
pulls the TX pin high but there is no sound coming out. Any help would
be quite nice...
On Dec 16, 12:56 pm, Daniel Youn youn.dan...@gmail.com
Can you check your audio device files (like PCMC0D0 )in /dev/snd
or /dev
If sb get the error: no such device, please check the alsa-lib
-- alsa-lib-1.0.13/include/config.h
#define ALSA_DEVICE_DIRECTORY /dev/
The old device path is /dev
if Andriod has below update, this value
Hi Yang
I am using WM97xx codec and has it's ALSA driver worked.
And I also integrated the alsa-lib into my source. Now the audio
working fine.
But the only thing I wanna know is :
How the asound.conf work and How to write this file. Now I skip this
config file and wite the configurations
[Brian Code [EMAIL PROTECTED]]
You will need to either download them separately using a git-clone
operation, or by editing the platform/manifest.git default.xml file. We have
added the ALSA stuff to the Openmoko Freerunner port at
http://git.koolu.org. The example manifest git can be found
[Brian Code [EMAIL PROTECTED]]
You will need to either download them separately using a git-clone
operation, or by editing the platform/manifest.git default.xml file. We
have
added the ALSA stuff to the Openmoko Freerunner port at
http://git.koolu.org. The example manifest git can be found
I did a 'repo init ...' and 'repo sync' but neither alsa-lib nor
libaudio-alsa code is downloaded but they are showed in gitweb interface of
android code. Why arent they downloaded with default manifest? Did you add
entries for those projects in manifest file?
-Misa
2008/12/5 mvniekerk [EMAIL
about file permission,
Hi,
you should check the init.rc, the mediaservice run as `not` a root group ,
so the device file permission should
chown to that user group or change mode to 777 (a bad way)
you can submit you crash log to here,
because i know some compiler 's config can lead to a kernel
Ok, after tweaking mixer control names in the asound.conf file, I have
sound. Kind of, because changing the volume makes the mediaserver
crash one out of three times. After it's crashed, sound still comes
out, but changing the volume is not possible until reboot.
Anyway, that's still a good
Hi,
I tried putting it all together. The end system has the device nodes
in the correct place with valid permissions, and I even get some
promising debug messages. But if I try to play any sound or change the
volume, the AudioFlinger service crashes (and is restarted endlessly).
And of course,
Hi.
did you check if alsa-lib is working well?
I checked it using aplay.
It's very simple to compile into Android.
I refered to below site.
http://letsgoustc.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!89AD27DFB5E249BA!404.entry
On 11/27/08, mvniekerk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sorry to dump this on a
I'm sorry to dump this on a mailing list, but here goes:
cd /proc/asound
# ls -l
lrwxrwxrwx root root 1970-01-01 00:00 PMICaudio -
card0
dr-xr-xr-x root root 1970-01-01 00:00 card0
-r--r--r-- root root0 1970-01-01 00:00 pcm
-r--r--r-- root
Hi Sean,
On Nov 27, 11:01 am, Sean McNeil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are a few things you can check:
1) Make sure you have an ALSA audio device enabled in your kernel.
2) Check from a shell if the directory /dev/snd is created and if there
is anything in it.
3) Provide your
Maxime Petazzoni wrote:
Hi Sean,
On Nov 27, 11:01 am, Sean McNeil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are a few things you can check:
1) Make sure you have an ALSA audio device enabled in your kernel.
2) Check from a shell if the directory /dev/snd is created and if there
is anything in
Hi Maxime,
The ALSA contribution from Wind River includes alsa-lib and
libaudio-alsa libraries, along with other patches for bionic and system/core.
Because alsa-lib and libaudio-alsa are new projects, they have been sent to
Google for integration, and may be available in the repositories soon.
Thanks very much for your help :)
These are very helpful to my work.
Have a nice day ~~~ :-)
On 11/26/08, Maxime Petazzoni [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for making all this work available to the community. I'm
building all this right now, and hope I will get it working :)
- Maxime
On
I managed to make Android build the libaudio shared library (taken
from omapzoom.org), which was then put where it should be in /system/
lib/. I also have BOARD_USE_GENERIC_AUDIO set to false, which should
make audioflinger use this libaudio instead of the generic
libaudiointerface, but I still
Hi,
On 25 nov, 16:26, Sangsu Park [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had same problem with you.
But after clean build, audiofligner use the libaudio.
I think that android build system have some weakness.
That makes sense. I will try from a clean build.
But I have another problem.
When
Is your device show up in /dev? Have you checked permissions? Did you
add your device to the devperms table in system/core/init/devices.c?
On Nov 25, 5:29 pm, Sangsu Park [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for your reply.
But I think that you had some misunderstanding about my article.
I now use
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