Re: channel mapping issue (5.1 with left-of-, rear-center and other weird channels)

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Dennis Heuer wrote:
> Dennis Heuer <einz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I now updated to linux 4.4.0.13.

The alsa-info output shows 3.16.0-45.

>>>> 	control.41 {
>>>> 		iface PCM
>>>> 		name 'Playback Channel Map'
>>>> 		value.0 3
>>>> 		value.1 4
>>>> 		value.2 5
>>>> 		value.3 6
>>>> 		value.4 7
>>>> 		value.5 8
>>>
>>> Apparently, the kernel driver does not provide a correct channel
>>> map.

Oops, the valid values actually begin at 3.  This channel map is correct:
3:front left, 4:front right, 5:rear left, 6:rear right, 7:front center, 8:LFE

PulseAudio's map:
> front-left,front-left-of-center,front-center,
> front-right, front-right-of-center,rear-center
would be the equivalent of 3,12,7,4,13,11.  This is not what the driver tells
it; this appears to be a bug in PulseAudio.


Regards,
Clemens

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