[alsa-devel] Mindprint DI-MOD USB
Hi,
in janoary, I wrote to this list about an extension of the usb-audio driver for the Mindprint DI-MOD USB, but neither hat the necessary information at hand, no became a reply. In the meantime I did some research and here's what I found out:
The DI-MOD USB is pretty usb-audio class compliant with the exception of the spdif output, which has to be activated manaually. I did this with the windows driver, but it would be nice to be able to do that with ALSA. I have a Envoice MkII with the DI-MOD USB, and my suggestion would be to automatically enable the spdif output when initializing the driver. The spdif output does not have any other effect on the card functionality. This could for example be included into the setup quirks for usb interfaces.
The info I got from Markus Medau at usb-audio.com is the following:
Digital: Vendorrequest, Typ: Out/Vendorinterface, bReq setCur, wVal 0x00, wIndex 0x04, data length 1: data 0x01 Analog: Vendorrequest, Typ: Out/Vendorinterface, bReq setCur, wVal 0x00, wIndex 0x02, data length 1: data 0x00
I don't have experience in writing drivers, but if someone can give me a clue where to start, I could give it a try.
Regards Christian
Christian Schumann wrote:
The DI-MOD USB is pretty usb-audio class compliant with the exception of the spdif output, which has to be activated manaually. I did this with the windows driver, but it would be nice to be able to do that with ALSA. I have a Envoice MkII with the DI-MOD USB, and my suggestion would be to automatically enable the spdif output when initializing the driver. The spdif output does not have any other effect on the card functionality.
That is, it doesn't affect the analog output in any way?
Digital: Vendorrequest, Typ: Out/Vendorinterface, bReq setCur, wVal 0x00, wIndex 0x04, data length 1: data 0x01 Analog: Vendorrequest, Typ: Out/Vendorinterface, bReq setCur, wVal 0x00, wIndex 0x02, data length 1: data 0x00
I don't have experience in writing drivers, but if someone can give me a clue where to start, I could give it a try.
Have a look at the *_boot_quirk functions in usbaudio.c.
Regards, Clemens
On Wed, Dec 05, 2007 at 12:47:44PM +0100, Clemens Ladisch wrote:
Christian Schumann wrote:
The DI-MOD USB is pretty usb-audio class compliant with the exception of the spdif output, which has to be activated manaually. I did this with the windows driver, but it would be nice to be able to do that with ALSA. I have a Envoice MkII with the DI-MOD USB, and my suggestion would be to automatically enable the spdif output when initializing the driver. The spdif output does not have any other effect on the card functionality.
That is, it doesn't affect the analog output in any way?
As far as I can say it doesn't.
Digital: Vendorrequest, Typ: Out/Vendorinterface, bReq setCur, wVal 0x00, wIndex 0x04, data length 1: data 0x01 Analog: Vendorrequest, Typ: Out/Vendorinterface, bReq setCur, wVal 0x00, wIndex 0x02, data length 1: data 0x00
I don't have experience in writing drivers, but if someone can give me a clue where to start, I could give it a try.
Have a look at the *_boot_quirk functions in usbaudio.c.
ok, I'll start there. Thanks.
Regards Christian
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