Questions about driver implementation (1 I2S controller to 2 codecs)

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Hi,

I'm trying to add support for a new board that uses the Ingenic JZ4770 SoC.

This SoC has a I2S/AC97 controller, and has an internal codec. The controller has a register switch to select either the internal codec, or an external codec; both cannot be enabled at the same time.

On this board, the external speakers / audio line are wired to the internal codec, while a HDMI chip (ITE66121) is wired as the external codec.

I'm having a hard time trying to figure out how the codec selection switch should be exported. Should it be a regular widget, and the user is responsible for selecting the right codec? Should it be a DAPM, and plugging the HDMI cable auto-enables the switch? Is this configuration (one controller to two codecs) already somehow supported by ALSA?

Right now we're using a "simple-audio-card" in the device tree, and trying to add HDMI sound support. I am not even sure if we should be using one sound card with the two codecs, or one sound card per codec, sharing the same I2S controller?

Any thoughts?

Thanks,
-Paul





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