PCM low level - need help

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Hi Alsa gurus,

I've to write an alsa driver for a custom card. I readed
"writing an alsa driver" and other paper about alsa and drivers. Well I
got a result, but not as good as I think it's possible with alsa.

My card have 30 output slots (and 7 input slots), can be 8Khz
or 16Khz (same rate for every slots), 16bits little endian by sample,
can have one or more sample for each slot (same for every slots) in a
frame, an hardware IT every frame (a frame is 30 slots :-).
The purpose is to get, for each IT, a frame with all the datas.
IT -> frame
    [channel1][channel2][channel3]...[channel30]
channelX
    [sample1][sample2]...[sampleN]
sampleX
    [16bitsle]


At this time, I've something like a frame if I use channel30
with speaker-test -c30, but if I use channel1, alsa give me a buffer
with many samples for channel1. And, just after oppening, I get an
extra word.

BTW I use .copy to get the buffer.

My questions:
-why the extra word (can I avoid it?)?
-how set the buffer len to always have all my channels (used or not)?
-is it possible to have more than a sample by channel contiguous?

Think's it's all for today, but maybe your answers will give me more ideas :-)

Thanx for replies (and please, forgive my awful english :-(,

JM

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