Re: [pulseaudio-tickets] [PulseAudio] #619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could have more tha one

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#619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could
have more tha one
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  Type:  enhancement  |  Status:  reopened 
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Comment(by howl):

 Replying to [comment:17 lennart]:
 > Replying to [comment:16 howl]:
 >
 > > First I will tell you that your approach is failing with this, with
 your auto profiles make by combination I can select "Output Digital Stereo
 (IEC958) + Input Digital Stereo (IEC958)", when the same alsa-mixer has
 and switch to turn the iec958 in output or capture mode, then your system
 to detect if profiles combination works fails, al least is some hardware
 like the one included in M3N78-VM, I said this before.
 >
 > Sorry, I cannot parse this paragraph.
 You said that a test if the combination of outputs with inputs when auto
 generating profiles, and I say that then there is something wrong,
 pulseaudio generates a "Output Digital Stereo (IEC958) + Input Digital
 Stereo (IEC958)" profile for the sound card included in the M3N78-EM
 motherboard which is indeed an impossible combination. You can set the
 iec958 to be input or output using a switch in alsa-mixer, but cannot be
 both at the same time.

 That's why I tell my approach, don't need to have all the options I putted
 in the example I taken advantage to leave it more completed for the
 purpose of the tab, is all configuration of the sound device. I'm going to
 attach another draw with only the outputs and inputs activation.

 The user can choice then separately. I know, you say that some
 configurations are not possible, let the user to check it, the profile
 auto generation is making also impossible combinations, so, this option
 doesn't limit the user and have the same disadvantages. Also I know that
 touching profiles.conf is possible to do, but this is graphical. Implement
 this could be better for g-v-c also.

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Re: [pulseaudio-tickets] [PulseAudio] #619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could have more tha one

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#619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could
have more tha one
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  Type:  enhancement  |  Status:  reopened 
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Comment(by lennart):

 Replying to [comment:16 howl]:

 > First I will tell you that your approach is failing with this, with your
 auto profiles make by combination I can select "Output Digital Stereo
 (IEC958) + Input Digital Stereo (IEC958)", when the same alsa-mixer has
 and switch to turn the iec958 in output or capture mode, then your system
 to detect if profiles combination works fails, al least is some hardware
 like the one included in M3N78-VM, I said this before.

 Sorry, I cannot parse this paragraph.

 > http://pulseaudio.org/attachment/ticket/619/pulse-config-example.jpg
 >
 > The idea is start selecting the sound card to configure, then the output
 (this could be called device as we could configure also inputs). We could
 enable or disable the selected output and also set the number of channels
 of it. The test button doesn't need explanation, something like speaker-
 test. The Remap button could be used for situations like the one we have
 with the hdmi now a days, you press the Remap button and then the first
 speaker starts to sound, then the user must click the corresponding
 speaker in the picture, when finished the mappings should be ok. An
 interactive and easy way to remap a device, the remap could be saved in
 /usr/share/pulseaudio/... in a file called "devicename.conf" with the
 corresponding rules to be applied only to the pertinent device.
 >
 > This could prevent other issues, for example with the profiles when you
 are playing sound in Analog for example and select another self-made
 profile that have multiple outputs including the Analog that is already
 with applications active on it, sometimes applications lost the stream
 sometimes not, with the system I'm proposing this shouldn't happen, if I
 want to Enable HDMI should not affect the other outputs.

 I am not really convinced that exposing too many UI options here is really
 such a great idea. Also stuff like channel testing is already being worked
 on in g-v-c.

 Please understand that my interest in hacking and beefing up pavucontrol
 is rather minimal. g-v-c is the way to the future.

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Re: [pulseaudio-tickets] [PulseAudio] #619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could have more tha one

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#619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could
have more tha one
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  Reporter:  howl |   Owner:  lennart  
  Type:  enhancement  |  Status:  reopened 
 Milestone:   |   Component:  module-hal-detect
Resolution:   |Keywords:   
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Comment(by howl):

 Replying to [comment:14 lennart]:
 > Now, the big problem here is that we cannot auto detect whether spdif
 and analog are exclsuive to each other or not. Currently we try every
 combinatin of input and output and if it works add it to our list of
 working profiles. However, if we change this logic to also test every
 combination of analog out and spdif out then we have a problem: we cannot
 distuingish the case where the card supports hw mixing but only one output
 at a time and where the card supports two simultaneous and independant
 outputs. That means on some hardware we'd expose a profile "spdif out +
 analog out" which would actuallly mix and output to one, or to both
 outputs. And we certainly don't want to expose that.

 First I will tell you that your approach is failing with this, with your
 auto profiles make by combination I can select "Output Digital Stereo
 (IEC958) + Input Digital Stereo (IEC958)", when the same alsa-mixer has
 and switch to turn the iec958 in output or capture mode, then your system
 to detect if profiles combination works fails, al least is some hardware
 like the one included in M3N78-VM, I said this before.

 http://pulseaudio.org/attachment/ticket/619/pulse-config-example.jpg

 The idea is start selecting the sound card to configure, then the output
 (this could be called device as we could configure also inputs). We could
 enable or disable the selected output and also set the number of channels
 of it. The test button doesn't need explanation, something like speaker-
 test. The Remap button could be used for situations like the one we have
 with the hdmi now a days, you press the Remap button and then the first
 speaker starts to sound, then the user must click the corresponding
 speaker in the picture, when finished the mappings should be ok. An
 interactive and easy way to remap a device, the remap could be saved in
 /usr/share/pulseaudio/... in a file called "devicename.conf" with the
 corresponding rules to be applied only to the pertinent device.

 This could prevent other issues, for example with the profiles when you
 are playing sound in Analog for example and select another self-made
 profile that have multiple outputs including the Analog that is already
 with applications active on it, sometimes applications lost the stream
 sometimes not, with the system I'm proposing this shouldn't happen, if I
 want to Enable HDMI should not affect the other outputs.

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Re: [pulseaudio-tickets] [PulseAudio] #619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could have more tha one

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#619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could
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  Type:  enhancement  |  Status:  reopened 
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Comment(by howl):

 First of all, no I haven't got 4 ears but I got a sound card that can have
 multiple outputs that can serve the same like the mid-end av recievers
 that have outputs like 7.1+2. The extra independent outputs are usually
 used by the people to put sound in another room with the same device. This
 is not recent I have a Tenchnics Stereo Amplifier SU-Z22 of the early 80's
 with this feature. Don't have 4 ears but seems to have more idea of the
 applications of multiple output devices.

 I'm going to draw a possible gui with pen and scan it to attach here.
 Could be all the content of the configuration tab of volume control.

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Re: [pulseaudio-tickets] [PulseAudio] #619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could have more tha one

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#619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could
have more tha one
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  Type:  enhancement  |  Status:  reopened 
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Comment(by lennart):

 First, I doubt that driving SPDIF and analog out at the same time is
 really a much needed feature. I mean, really, how many ears do you have?
 4? I am pretty sure some people do want to make sure of that, but I doubt
 it's a non-trivial number.

 Now, the big problem here is that we cannot auto detect whether spdif and
 analog are exclsuive to each other or not. Currently we try every
 combinatin of input and output and if it works add it to our list of
 working profiles. However, if we change this logic to also test every
 combination of analog out and spdif out then we have a problem: we cannot
 distuingish the case where the card supports hw mixing but only one output
 at a time and where the card supports two simultaneous and independant
 outputs. That means on some hardware we'd expose a profile "spdif out +
 analog out" which would actuallly mix and output to one, or to both
 outputs. And we certainly don't want to expose that.

 So, as mentioned, the alsa enumeration API is just too simple. It does not
 include information about which devices of a card can be used together and
 which devices cannot.

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Re: [pulseaudio-tickets] [PulseAudio] #619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could have more tha one

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#619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could
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  Type:  enhancement  |  Status:  reopened 
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Comment(by howl):

 Also some cases like the analog outputs for the same card (stereo, 4.0,
 4.1, 5.0, 5.1...) can be shown with a radiobutton to select the desired
 channels setup and all of the controlled by a global checkbox that enables
 or disables the analog output.

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Re: [pulseaudio-tickets] [PulseAudio] #619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could have more tha one

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#619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could
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Comment(by howl):

 I have been messing arround with /usr/share/pulseaudio/alsa-mixer/profile-
 sets/default.conf and yes, it's very easy to configure multiple i/o per
 card, but, while doing it I was thinking another way to do it.

 When someone have the possibility to have multiple outputs at the same
 time usually someone wants to use this feature of his/her sound card and
 when someone have a sound card that have some outputs or inputs that
 cannot be at the same time it's more likely that he or she is going to use
 only one and are not going to be switching between the outputs.

 So, what about to list the user all the inputs and outputs available
 detected by pulseaudio, and let the user, with a checkbox per i/o to
 enable or disable what he or she wants. I think that this can solve the
 issue and also make much cleaner the configuration tab of pulseaudio's
 volume control.

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Re: [pulseaudio-tickets] [PulseAudio] #619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could have more tha one

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#619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could
have more tha one
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  Type:  enhancement  |  Status:  reopened 
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Comment(by lennart):

 Replying to [comment:10 howl]:
 > There isn't a way in ALSA API to detect this and automatically do it?

 No there isn't. ALSA has a very weak enumeraton API that includes no
 information about which device striign are exclusive to each other and
 which ones aren't.

 > If not, If you think that could be possible I can issue it myself to
 their bug tracker and see if the have time to do it. Make this could be
 fantastic, automatically have all the possibilities that a certain card
 have, only need to configure manually situations like analog digital
 switches for the same connector or other similar situations.

 Good luck with that!

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Re: [pulseaudio-tickets] [PulseAudio] #619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could have more tha one

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#619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could
have more tha one
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  Type:  enhancement  |  Status:  reopened 
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Comment(by howl):

 There isn't a way in ALSA API to detect this and automatically do it?

 If not, If you think that could be possible I can issue it myself to their
 bug tracker and see if the have time to do it. Make this could be
 fantastic, automatically have all the possibilities that a certain card
 have, only need to configure manually situations like analog digital
 switches for the same connector or other similar situations.

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Re: [pulseaudio-tickets] [PulseAudio] #619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could have more tha one

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#619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could
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Comment(by lennart):

 In PA 0.9.16 you can edit the profile definition files to define your own
 profiles with more than one sink or more than one source.

 https://tango.0pointer.de/pipermail/pulseaudio-
 discuss/2009-June/004229.html

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#619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could
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Comment(by howl):

 The conversation is becoming similar to the other ticket I have open
 before http://www.pulseaudio.org/ticket/618

 Perhaps they could have the same solution.

 When changing output type, ALSA changes the devices available? If it does
 could be another way to go without a db.

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Re: [pulseaudio-tickets] [PulseAudio] #619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could have more tha one

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#619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could
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Comment(by coling):

 For a lot of hardware the "devices" are not mutually exclusive. i.e. if I
 enable Digital output on device 1, I can no longer use analog output on
 device 0. That's the main problem this whole system resolves.

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Re: [pulseaudio-tickets] [PulseAudio] #619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could have more tha one

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#619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could
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Comment(by howl):

 Profiles are good for example to select the mode of one output of the same
 time, for example Analogs, you can select Stereo or 4.0 or 5.1. But
 different outputs shouldn't be shown as profiles of one device, they must
 be another device in itself.

 There is no need to increase the Profile list, in fact with this approach
 the profiles will decrease and the ones that will increase are the devices
 available per sound card.

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Re: [pulseaudio-tickets] [PulseAudio] #619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could have more tha one

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#619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could
have more tha one
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Comment(by coling):

 Yeah, at present (I think this is correct) PA only probes for one output
 and one input simultaneously. What you're asking for is to probe for and
 test multiple outputs at the same time - e.g. two outputs + two input
 during probe (which would increase the number of tests performed and thus
 the startup time).

 It will of course make the list of profiles longer :D

 Perhaps we need to start saving this data in a db Lennart? Obviously it
 needs to be protected in some way against being blocked by other apps
 during the testing phase to ensure the accuracy of the cached result...
 which would be a pain :(

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Comment(by howl):

 ...with profiles you can't* do it.

 ...

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Comment(by howl):

 Perhaps I have to re-explain it.

 Look this screenshot
 http://pulseaudio.org/attachment/ticket/618/pulseaudio 0.9.15
 recortado.jpg I have only one sound card with 3 outputs, analog (stereo,
 4.0, 5.0, 5.1, 7.1...), digital optical (stereo) an digital hdmi (stereo).
 I have tested 0.9.15 and profiles works well, always one device and with
 the profile we select the active output. Is only possible to use one
 profile at time, so if you use analog you don't have sound in hdmi or,
 optical, if you have sound set to hdmi you don't have sound in analog or
 optical. I have tested 0.9.15 using karmic livecd.

 Now take a look to the screenshot attached here
 http://pulseaudio.org/attachment/ticket/619/Pantallazo.jpg is my ubuntu
 jaunty install. with autodetection only one device is shown as 0.9.15 but
 with manual config we can have multiple devices per output type of the
 card, in this case I have configured Analog and HDMI. As you can see you
 ca have simultaneous output in HDMI and Analog, in the screenshot you can
 see Totem putting sound in the HDMI and VLC putting sound in the analogs,
 with profiles you can do it.

 If you think is related then the approach of profiles is bad. The take out
 options like the one I'm showing, VLC through analog jacks and Totem
 through HDMI.

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Changes (by howl):

  * status:  closed => reopened
  * resolution:  duplicate =>


Comment:

 I'm sorry but this is not the same bug, it'ss not about the profile
 selection.

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Changes (by lennart):

  * status:  new => closed
  * resolution:  => duplicate


Comment:

 Duplicate of #139

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[pulseaudio-tickets] [PulseAudio] #619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could have more tha one

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#619: Autodetection always shows one device per sound card but sometimes could
have more tha one
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 Reporter:  howl |   Owner:  lennart  
 Type:  enhancement  |  Status:  new  
Milestone:   |   Component:  module-hal-detect
 Keywords:   |  
-+--
 When using autodetection only is shown one device per audio card but some
 cards can have multiple audio devices available. This let the user without
 the option to select witch output of a certain sound card is used PER
 application.

 Doing it manually is possible, I attach a screen shot showing a manual
 configuration result:
 load-module module-alsa-source device=hw:0,0
 load-module module-alsa-source device=hw:1,0
 load-module module-alsa-sink device=surround51:0
 load-module module-alsa-sink device=hdmi:0

 Using module-hal-detect or module-detect only appears one device, you can
 use the profile selection yo select one or another ouput, but, this
 doesn't let you to make ones applications to sound to one output and other
 ones to another.

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