[alsa-devel] ASoC: rt5640, rt5651 jack-detect and BYT SST suspend/resume patches / status update
Pierre-Louis Bossart
pierre-louis.bossart at linux.intel.com
Wed Feb 14 15:51:23 CET 2018
>>> Carlo or Pierre-Louis can one of you check using e.g.
>>> the left + right speaker test in gnome-control-panel's
>>> sound config-applet if that left only goes to the left
>>> speaker and right only goes to the right speaker?
>>>
>>> My bytcr-rt5651 tablet has only one speaker, but I
>>> here sound for both the left and right speaker tests
>>> which suggests some right-to-left mixing is happening
>>> which we don't want on devices with stereo speakers.
>>> Could be there is some mixing happening outside of the
>>> codec on this tablet, still it would be good to test
>>> this.
>>
>> Just tested this and it works fine on my hardware.
>
> Great, thank you.
>
> Note I've seem the same magic mono mixing happening on a
> CHT + rt5651 tablet I've also been testing on. It is weird
> how the hardware seems to magically mix the left and
> right channels to the mono speaker without explicitly
> enabling that in the codec/mixer settings as one needs
> to do for the rt5640 and rt5645. But hey if it works
> it works :)
The rt5651 does not have a built-in amplifier, it provides a line out
that is then fed into a discrete amplifier, the mixing could happen at
that level too.
We use the rt5651 for validation with a line-out -> line-in loopback and
there is no issue with implicit mixing with the UCM files I pushed on my
github (evolved from Carlo's rework).
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