On Oct 22 2016 18:35, Peti Pap wrote:
My current Windows driver details; (M-audio Firewire control panel)
Panel: 5.10.0.5058 Driver: 5.10.0.5058 Bootloader: 2003/10/06 10:00:41 Firmware: 2007/05/04 10:22:12 Hardware: model: D version: 1 GUID: 000D-6C03-00D9-5B38
You can use firmware version 5061, too. Anyway, ALSA bebob driver can drive your unit.
On Oct 23 2016 01:33, Peti Pap wrote:
I installed: Linux Mint 18 64 bit Low Latency Kernel 4.8 Tracktion T5
Aha. You use Tracktion for Linux. I like it.
In Tracktion -> Settings -> Audio Decives menü I can select between ALSA and JACK audio device types When I select ALSA I can choose 2 FW audiophile stuff;
- "FW Audiophile, FW Audiophile PCM; direct sample mixing device"
- ""FW Audiophile, FW Audiophile PCM; direct hardware device without any
conversions"
Good. You can see ALSA PCM nodes for your unit.
I can enable/disable the channels too (I enabled 1+2 channel) and I
set the
Default wave output The sample rate 48kHz
But still no green light (only the blue LED lighting by the power button), and no any sound... :\
When the power LED turns at green color instead blinking, ALSA bebob driver successfully makes the unit to load firmware.
The rest is to configure routing of internal DSP. Just after loading firmware, no DSP sources are connected to outputs. For this purpose, you can use ffado-dbus-server/ffado-mixer (GUI), or hinawa-maudio-bebob-normal-cui in hinawa-utils (CUI).
https://github.com/takaswie/hinawa-utils
The hinawa-utils is an application of libhinawa. https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libhinawa
For example: $ ./hinawa-maudio-bebob-normal-cui 1 mixer-routing Arguments for mixer-routing command: mixer-routing sink source [value] mixer-1/2 [analog-1/2, digital-1/2, stream-1/2, stream-3/4, stream-5/6] [0, 1] mixer-3/4 [analog-1/2, digital-1/2, stream-1/2, stream-3/4, stream-5/6] [0, 1] mixer-5/6 [analog-1/2, digital-1/2, stream-1/2, stream-3/4, stream-5/6] [0, 1]
$ ./hinawa-maudio-bebob-normal-cui 1 mixer-routing mixer-1/2 stream-1/2 1
Regards
Takashi Sakamoto