Thanks for the info... so it is possible for Asoc to handle such format...
So where does one specify number of bits in a FRAME/WORD (epsecially if we were to be master instead of slave ?)
and, how does one specify number of bits to ignore (before the valid data)
and also how many valid bits (ie size of data word) ???
Thanks...
On 12/8/2014 12:01 PM, Clemens Ladisch wrote:
thomas chen wrote:
I am working on a ALSA interface to a particular codec over I2S
the audio stream format is a bit peculiar...
there are 24 BCLK cycle between transition of FSYNC... howver, there are only 16 bit that are valid
bit 0: ignore bit 1-16: valid pcm data (MSB....LSB) bit 17-23: ignore
This is the 'original' I²S format. The format where the sample begins with the 1st BCLK usually is called left-justified (and uses the opposite FSYNC polarity).
Having ignored bits is common. (Typically, there are 32 BCLK cycles per sample.)
In ASoC, this would be SND_SOC_DAIFMT_I2S and SND_SOC_DAIFMT_LEFT_J.
Regards, Clemens