I think our best shot in the short term is to find how to reset the sound chip. I noticed that after loading the kernel modules the first run is allways ok. So if you could reset the chip just before it would do the job.
I've found a subroutine in the cs46xx driver code that is supposed to reset the chip - but I don't know how to compile a standalone version of it.
Anyone knows how?
On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 2:27 AM, Rene Herman <rene.herman@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 12-03-08 18:02, James Courtier-Dutton wrote:Did you see my post of such?
> Can you post a .wav recording of the sound to a url somewhere.
> We then might be able to tell what is wrong.
> My first idea is that the sound card is feeding back input intoDoubt it. Happens just once in a while (but repeatably, 10+ % of the time).
> playback and then back into input, thus causing the "metallic" sound.
> Hopefully, this is just an alsamixer set wrong problem.
Rene.
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