Re: [PATCH v2- ALSA 1/3] HDA - Allow hda_jack_tbl to use another nid for pin sense

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Hi Raymond,

Just to refresh, for the Asus N751JK (ALC668) I currently make everything
work with the following workarounds (mainline kernel 4.2.4)

To enable the base speaker, I use hdajackretask and I assign unconnected
pin 0x1a to Internal Speaker (LFE).
To switch to the microphone of my headset after plugin, I open pavucontrol
and change from Internal Microphone to Headset Microphone (due to missing
jack detection).
To switch to the microphone of my laptop after unplug, I do the opposite. :)

If dealing with the microphone issue is too time consuming, would you mind
to at least offer the patch for the sub woofer to the Alsa mailinglist?

If necessary, I still have the patchset of 7 patches which worked on my
system.

On 14 October 2015 at 08:50, Arthur Borsboom <arthurborsboom@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

> I don't understand what you mean by quad speak array. Please keep in mind
> that I am not a driver developer / sound guru.
> The Asus N751JK laptop has two built-in speakers, 1 external base speaker
> (with a yellow jack) and 1 combo jack for headset, headphones or microphone.
>
> The headset I am using is a headset which I received with my LG phone.
> The only thing written on it is: "LG" and "Made in Indonesia" :)
>
> But let me rephrase what I currently do to make everything work
> (workarounds) with the mainline kernel (4.2.2)
>
> To enable the base speaker, I use hdajackretask and I assign unconnected
> pin 0x1a to Internal Speaker (LFE).
> To switch to the microphone of my headset after plugin, I open pavucontrol
> and change from Internal Microphone to Headset Microphone (due to missing
> jack detection).
> To switch to the microphone of my laptop after unplug, I do the opposite.
> :)
>
> Does this help?
>
> On 14 October 2015 at 01:35, Raymond Yau <superquad.vortex2@xxxxxxxxx>
> wrote:
>
>> >
>> > Do you need more testing on the Asus N751JK by me?
>> > Do you need help from other developers?
>>
>> Do all speakers of quad speaker array work as expected ?
>>
>> If ASUS N550LF can use headset by default, it is strange that your N750JK
>> need any modification for the headset mic pin since they are using same
>> codec ALC668 with similar BIOS pin default, quad speaker array and Sonic
>> Master Subwoofer
>>
>> If you only test CTIA headset, it is better to name the model according
>> to what you have tested
>>
>
>
>
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