At Tue, 4 Mar 2008 14:37:39 +0100, Rene Dohmen wrote:
Hi List,
I tried it with the NID's i think are connected to headphone and speaker but so far no luck.
The coef verbs are only for the realtek vendor-specific widget, not for other pins.
I'll have more time next friday but i was just wondering: Is there a way to be 100% sure that this model is a new, not supported model yet?
No. You'd better to ask the hardware vendor than me. If the HG version still doesn't work, it's not supported by ALSA driver yet. That's all what I can tell.
Can you explain what numbers i can use instead of the 0x3060?
Ask Realtek. It's their black magic :)
I am trying to get the datasheets of the soundsystem used, i think some custom board is used tot wire up the soundcard tot the internal speakers.
That's uncommon. It's possible that BIOS or ACPI setup influences on the behavior, but it's a rare case as well.
Takashi
Thanks
Grz Rene
Op Feb 29, 2008, om 5:57 PM heeft Takashi Iwai het volgende geschreven:
Instead, ALC262 (and other Realtek codecs) has a special sequence with coefficients to the vendor-defined widget. Yes, it's a black magic. Try the following sequence: 0x20 SET_COEF_INDEX 0x07 0x20 SET_PROC_COEF 0x3060 0x3060 can be different numbers like 0x3070 or 0x3050. If you set a different number, reset the coef index again (i.e. always call as a pair).