Re: Strange issue with VIA VT1731 USB32 chip firmware

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It is of course VIA VT1731 chip, and NOT like I wrongly typed in the 
original message VIA VT1732.

Sorry for mistake.

Davor.

On 11. 06. 2014 08:02, Davor Herga wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I recently updated the firmware for my Audio-gd DAC, which uses the VIA
> VT1732 USB32 chip.
>
> The DAC has settings for several over-sampling options (Wolfson WM8741
> chip).
> When over-sampling is set to 2, the DAC fails to "lock in" (it is
> normally recognised, at least checking with "dmesg"), but has no
> problems with locking in when over-sampling is set to 4 or 8.
>
> By "does not lock in" I mean that noise is coming out, but this noise
> stops if I just give the "aplay" command and after stoping, DAC plays
> normally.
>
> The noise also stops when anything is played through the DAC. As the
> music file is started, the DAC "locks in" and does not reproduce the
> problem.
>
> This does not happen if I connect the DAC to a system that has kernel
> 3.13 or newer.
> It does happen with kernel 3.12.9 or lower.
>
> Where there any patches, which could explain this situation?
> Could I use this patches on older kernels ?
> Could I get some help, to find out what is actually happening?
>
> Thanx,
> Davor.
>
>
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