17 Sep
2010
17 Sep
'10
5:39 p.m.
Hi,
Does anyone knows if is possible to make a RME HDSPe RayDAT work
properly under Linux?
I cannot make it sync correctly with the adat outputs, even if in the
alsamixer I select "Sample Clock Source": "Internal 48Khz", the slave
devices got sync as 44.1Khz, and it doesn't sound properly (not only the
SR).
I only found by google some mails by Fernando, Florian and a few others,
but any of those helped me to make it work. I also tried changing
HDSPM_freqReg to 100 MHz (see [1]) but didn't seem to help (anyway, on
monday I'll do further tests with that).
Any news on that?
Can someone give me some hints to make further tests?
Thanks in advance,
Natanael.
[1] http://www.mentby.com/dougall-irving/rme-hdspe-raydat.html
17 Sep
17 Sep
11:53 p.m.
Natanael,
Does anyone knows if is possible to make a RME HDSPe
RayDAT work
properly under Linux?
It works, but only at a fixed period size of 1024. I would call this
'experimental' and not fit for productive use.
I cannot make it sync correctly with the adat outputs,
even if in the
alsamixer I select "Sample Clock Source": "Internal 48Khz", the
slave
devices got sync as 44.1Khz, and it doesn't sound properly (not only the
SR).
I only found by google some mails by Fernando, Florian and a few others,
but any of those helped me to make it work. I also tried changing
HDSPM_freqReg to 100 MHz (see [1]) but didn't seem to help (anyway, on
monday I'll do further tests with that).
Any news on that?
Can someone give me some hints to make further tests?
Forget about the stock driver and use this one:
http://wiki.linuxproaudio.org/index.php/Driver:hdspe
Flo
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20 Sep
20 Sep
1:13 p.m.
Hi Florian,
El 09/17/2010 11:53 PM, Florian Faber escribió:
Natanael,
Tested. Seems to work OK using a buffer size of 1024. Thanks!
BTW, the hdspmixer_64 doesn't compile here. After changing the
inclusions of <alsa/sound/hdspm.h> to <sound/hdspm.h>, the compiler
complains about multiple definitions and declarations on hdspm.h. Should
be the "#endif /*__SOUND_HDSPM_H */" goes to the end of the file?? (or
at least after the enums and structs?)
And another question: do you know if the included expansion boards of
the RayDAT and the 9652 are interchangeable? I.e., can I connect the
expansion board of the RayDAT on the 9652 to use the two adat
connectors(and viceversa) ? The connectors looks equals, but...
Thanks again,
Natanael.
Does anyone knows if is possible to make a RME
HDSPe RayDAT work
properly under Linux?
It works, but only at a fixed period size of 1024. I would call this
'experimental' and not fit for productive use.
[...]
Forget about the stock driver and use this one:
http://wiki.linuxproaudio.org/index.php/Driver:hdspe
Flo
1:14 p.m.
El 09/20/2010 01:07 PM, Natanael Olaiz escribió:
[...]
BTW, the hdspmixer_64 doesn't compile here. After changing the
inclusions of <alsa/sound/hdspm.h> to <sound/hdspm.h>, the compiler
complains about multiple definitions and declarations on hdspm.h.
Should be the "#endif /*__SOUND_HDSPM_H */" goes to the end of the
file?? (or at least after the enums and structs?)
[...]
An update: with the #endif at the end of hdspm.h the mixer compiles and
works OK!!
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