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UAC1/UAC2 #35
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If I use
then if I
then I get this when running;
which in turn
which is funny, because |
Hi Guilio, did you ever figure this out? I'm trying to configure g_audio on a raspberry pi (aghast!). I have it playing stereo audio into my mac fine, but don't seem to be able to configure it for 4 channels. I can't quite get my head around the configfs stuff. |
sorry didn't see this message before. Just found the email notification in the spam. No I never figured it out (I didn't spend any more time on it); I pointed a couple of people at this to give it a try and never heard back. So maybe it's not that straightforward? Do you have a link of your working config for the Pi? |
probably a kernel version issue, plus I should have used On a 4.14 kernel, this works :
[You can also set the number of channels by setting then reboot and ... playback:
(it would probably work without record:
loopback:
These are the relevant endpoints created by this operation:
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This can loop data in/out of the a Bela callback https://github.com/BelaPlatform/Bela-ALSA-bridge |
tried the usual
configfs
stuff in/opt/Bela/bela_gadget.sh
:so that the default values are loaded:
see here for some "documentation".
as a result,
aplay -L
gives:but if I try to play a sound I get:
Also, it does NOT show up on the host (tried Mac and Linux) as an audio device.
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