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The driver is now able to record audio samples. In contrast to playback it has to be enabled explicitly by setting the configuration attribute 'recording' to 'yes'. Playback is by default enabled but may be disabled by setting 'playback' to 'no'. Furthermore it is now possible to configure the mixer from the configuration. For now, the interface used by vanilla OpenBSD is just exported. The following snippet shows how to enable and configure recording on an Thinkpad X220 where the headset rather than the internal mic is used as recording source: ! <start name="audio_out_drv"> ! <resource name="RAM" quantum="8M"/> ! <provides> ! <service name="Audio_out"/> ! <service name="Audio_in"/> ! </provides> ! <config recording="yes"> ! <mixer field="outputs.master" value="255"/> ! <mixer field="record.adc-0:1_source" value="sel2"/> ! <mixer field="record.adc-0:1" value="255"/> ! </config> ! </start> In addition to selecting the recording source the playback as well as the recording volume are set to 255 (maximum). Information about the available mixers and settings in general may be obtained by setting the 'verbose' to 'yes' in the config node. Issue #1644. |
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This repository contains device drivers ported from OpenBSD. Audio ##### The audio driver is ported from OpenBSD 5.7 and includes support for Intel HD Audio as well as for Ensoniq AudioPCI (ES1370) compatible soundcards. The HDA driver works on real hardware and Virtualbox whereas the ES1370 driver is only used in Qemu. Usage ===== You have to prepare the contrib sources for this repository by executing _tool/ports/prepare_port dde_bsd_. Also you need to make sure to add the 'dde_bsd' repository to the REPOSITORIES variable in your 'etc/build.conf'. Example ======= The driver can be tested by executing the run script 'run/audio_out.run'. This example plays a sample file in a loop. The file format is header less two channel float 32 at 44100 Hz. You may use the 'sox' utility to create these audio files: ! sox -c 2 -r 44100 foo.wav foo.f32