Hi Daniel.
This is about 10.10 when I use 'single_cmd=1'
I'm using my own build PC with front audio panel.Both microphones
(external-front audio panel:internal-from motherboard) works and capture audio
audibly.Hmmm,headphones (front audio panel) works OK,but I can't test mute
speakers when conne
So do you use single_cmd=1 successfully in 10.10? By "successfully" I
mean both headphones and speakers play audibly; headphones mute the
speakers when inserted; internal and external microphones capture
audibly.
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Yo
Sorry Daniel,I've done mistake in my post#14.
"But 'single_cmd=1' NOT work with alsa 1.0.18rc3 (Ubuntu 9.04) and alsa 1.0.23
(Ubuntu 10.10).or after upgrade alsa to v.1.0.23 under Ubuntu 9.04." -this part
correctly:But 'single_cmd=1' NOT work with alsa 1.0.18rc3 (Ubuntu 9.04) or
after upgrade al
The patch loader is already enabled in the kernel configuration, so
that's irrelevant.
Can you confirm that you don't need single_cmd=1 in the latest Maverick
(or Natty) kernel? Except for extreme conditions, active bug fixing
really only occurs in the current development branch (Natty).
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Hi David!
Using 'position_fix=1' do nothing for me.I'm using ONLY 'single_cmd=1'
command.Any other command or combination not give more positive effect,than not
command at all. But 'single_cmd=1' NOT work with alsa 1.0.18rc3 (Ubuntu 9.04)
and alsa 1.0.23 (Ubuntu 10.10).or after upgrade alsa t
Do you still need single_cmd=1 if you use position_fix=1? (Sorry, I had
misinterpreted David's statement in comment #9.)
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SOLVED
"single_cmd=1"
It's a beautiful that I can finally write this word.Take a long time and
plenty of restarts,but with success.
But "Remember this is a last resort, and should be avoided as much as
possible..."!! taken from ALSA-Driver Configuration Guide (857) - explain why
it take so
OK,thanks Daniel. But what's happend to saa7134,is it disappear from
daily build alsa ?
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@David Ah, thanks for clarifying. So, no, he shouldn't.
@janusz You don't need to adjust bdl_pos_adj or position_fix, actually.
The daily build of the newest drivers are sufficient.
** Changed in: alsa-driver (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Fix Committed
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@Daniel, just to double-check: position_fix=3 is the default behaviour
for non-quirked VIAs in the current daily snapshot. Did you mean he
should test with position_fix=1?
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to #6.I dont know yet,but I try soon,I've don't try this yet.I've only
try driver from daily build repository,without
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PS to my post #5.I need help,how to apply 'bigger bdl_pos_adj".Every time when
hda-intel is properly loaded,I've this (from dmesg):.That's my
HDA-Intel - HDA VIA VT82xx card.The same apply to my second card:HDA-Intel -
HDA ATI HDMI.When I added in alsa-base.conf line(only one for hda-intel):
op
@janusz Are you saying that position_fix=3 *works with the new drivers*?
** Changed in: alsa-driver (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Daniel T Chen (crimsun)
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Daniel,thank you for advise.But,I've already try this,however without
'position_fix=3.That works for me,and I've got driver working 99/100!But
here start next problem for me-saa7134_alsa driver stop loading,and
leave my tv card unusefull.It's important to me to get this card
work,because of device
Because you have a VIA bridge, you should try the latest daily driver
build *and* use position_fix=3, i.e., in /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf,
the only snd-hda-intel line should be:
options snd-hda-intel position_fix=3
*Please note that this position_fix=3 parameter & value are only valid
for the
I was preparing my "own" bug report when I came across this almost
identical concern here. I say this because what I did to increase my
chances of a good playback is to disable crossfading. However I think
this is still a bug affecting this feature in RB.
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alsa-info.txt when I've no sound at all.
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