Hi all,
After conversation with diwic and smagoun I collected the list of audiio
tests that are currently ran. This is edited general list of test that
QA runs. I removed non audio test.
I believe it makes sense to discuss:
1. What is missing
2. What exists already somewhere else
3. What we can automate / integrate in our test suit.
An issue is certainly broader then just Canonical or Ubuntu
Please take a look at the attached list.
Alex
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Test Plan
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hardware
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- hardware/audio
hardware/bluetooth
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- bluetooth-audio
bluetooth-audio
---------------
plugin: manual
name: bluetooth-audio
depends: bluetooth-detect
requires: package.name == 'alsa-utils'
command: arecord -d 5 -D bluetooth -f S16_LE | aplay -D bluetooth -f S16_LE
description:
Bluetooth audio procedure:
1.- Enable the bluetooth headset
2.- Click on the bluetooth icon in the menu bar
3.- Select 'Setup new device'
4.- Look for the device in the list and select it
5.- In the device write the PIN code automatically chosen by the wizard
6.- The device should pair with the computer
7.- Select Test to record for five seconds and reproduce in the bluetooth
device
.
Did all the steps work?
hardware/optical
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- cdrom-audio-playback
cdrom-audio-playback
--------------------
plugin: manual
name: cdrom-audio-playback
depends: cdrom-read
description:
CD audio playback procedure:
1.- Insert an audio cd in your optical drive.
2.- An icon should appear on the desktop.
3.- Right-click on the icon and select "Open with Rhythmbox".
4.- Select the CD as the playback source and press play button.
5.- The music should reproduce.
6.- Stop music reproduction after some time.
7.- Right click on the desktop icon and select "Eject Volume".
8.- The CD should be ejected and the icon removed from the desktop.
.
Did all the steps work?
hardware/audio
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- audio/internal-playback
- audio/external-playback
- audio/internal-recording
- audio/external-recording
- audio/external-HDMI-playback
audio/internal-playback
-----------------------
plugin: manual
name: audio/internal-playback
requires:
device.category == 'AUDIO'
package.name == 'python-gst0.10'
command:
gst_pipeline_test -t 2 'audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert !
audioresample ! gconfaudiosink'
description:
PURPOSE:
1. Check that internal speakers work correctly
STEPS:
1. Make sure that no external headphone is connected
2. Click the Test button
VERIFICATION:
1. Do you hear a sound in the internal speakers?
audio/external-playback
-----------------------
plugin: manual
name: audio/external-playback
requires:
device.category == 'AUDIO'
package.name == 'python-gst0.10'
command:
gst_pipeline_test -t 2 'audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert !
audioresample ! gconfaudiosink'
description:
PURPOSE:
1. Check that external headphone connection works correctly
STEPS:
1. Insert an external headphone
2. Click the Test button
VERIFICATION:
1. Do you hear a sound in the headphones?
audio/internal-recording
------------------------
plugin: manual
name: audio/internal-recording
requires:
device.category == 'AUDIO'
package.name == 'gnome-media'
command: recording.py
description:
PURPOSE:
1. Check that onboard microphone works correctly
STEPS:
1. Make sure that onboard microphone is being used as the input for sound
2. Click the Test button
3. gnome-sound-recorder will be opened
4. A three seconds clip will be recorded
5. The recorded clip will be played
VERIFICATION:
1. Did you hear your recording?
audio/external-recording
------------------------
plugin: manual
name: audio/external-recording
requires:
device.category == 'AUDIO'
package.name == 'gnome-media'
command: recording.py
description:
PURPOSE:
1. Check that external microphone connection works correctly
STEPS:
1. Make sure that an external microphone is being used as the input for
sound
2. Click the Test button
3. gnome-sound-recorder will be opened
4. A three seconds clip will be recorded
5. The recorded clip will be played
VERIFICATION:
1. Did you hear your recording?
audio/external-HDMI-playback
----------------------------
plugin: manual
name: audio/external-HDMI-playback
requires:
device.category == 'AUDIO'
package.name == 'python-gst0.10'
command:
gst_pipeline_test -t 2 'audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert !
audioresample ! gconfaudiosink'
description:
PURPOSE:
1. HDMI interface verification
STEPS:
1. Plug an external HDMI device with sound
2. Click on System->Preferences->Sound
3. Click on Output and Select HDMI
4. Run sound test
VERIFICATION:
1. Did you hear a sound?
keys/volume
-----------
plugin: manual
name: keys/volume
description:
PURPOSE:
1. Volume keys verification
STEPS:
1. Press the volume keys on the keyboard
2. A status window should appear and the volume should change
VERIFICATION:
1. Do the keys work?
keys/mute
---------
plugin: manual
name: keys/mute
description:
PURPOSE:
1. Mute key verification
STEPS:
1. Press the mute key on the keyboard
2. A status window should appear and the volume should mute/unmute when
pressed multiple times
VERIFICATION:
1. Does the key work?
codecs
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- codecs/audio
codecs/audio
------------
- codecs/audio/mp3
- codecs/audio/ogg
- codecs/audio/wav
- codecs/audio/wma
codecs/audio/mp3
----------------
plugin: manual
name: codecs/audio/mp3
requires:
package.name == 'totem'
package.name == 'oem-qa-media'
command: totem /usr/share/oem-qa-media/audio/sample.mp3
description:
PURPOSE:
1. Verify that MPEG-1 Audio layer 3 files (.mp3) can be played
STEPS:
1. Select Test to play a sample
VERIFICATION:
1. Did the sample play?
codecs/audio/ogg
----------------
plugin: manual
name: codecs/audio/ogg
requires:
package.name == 'totem'
package.name == 'oem-qa-media'
command: totem /usr/share/oem-qa-media/audio/sample.ogg
description:
PURPOSE:
1. Verify that Ogg file (.ogg) files can be played
STEPS:
1. Select Test to play a sample
VERIFICATION:
1. Did the sample play?
codecs/audio/wav
----------------
plugin: manual
name: codecs/audio/wav
requires:
package.name == 'totem'
package.name == 'oem-qa-media'
command: totem /usr/share/oem-qa-media/audio/sample.wav
description:
PURPOSE:
1. Verify that Wave Audio format files (.wav) can be played
STEPS:
1. Select Test to play a sample
VERIFICATION:
1. Did the sample play?
codecs/audio/wma
----------------
plugin: manual
name: codecs/audio/wma
requires:
package.name == 'totem'
package.name == 'oem-qa-media'
command: totem /usr/share/oem-qa-media/audio/sample.wma
description:
PURPOSE:
1. Verify that Windows Media Audio file (.wma) files can be played
STEPS:
1. Select Test to play a sample
VERIFICATION:
1. Did the sample play?
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