Updated daemon documentation with info on the new driver patch to remove unsupported non-interleved access that enables compatibility with JACK audio.
Changed default daemon configuration file to use a TIC frame size of 64 to enable configuring an ALSA period compatible with JACk audio.
Updated daemon version to 1.2.
- added address field to Source struct definition to contain the destination address. If this field is left empty the default multicast address is used.
- if a unicast address is provided when creating a new Source the daemon looks in the ARP cache to retrieve the corresponding MAC address.
If this is not found the daemon tries to connect to echo TCP service of the destination host and looks into the ARP cache up to 3 times and then returns and error.
- added RTP address field in the Source creating form of the WebUI. If this field is left empty the default multicast address is used instead.
- updated documentation and regression test suite
- set current daemon version to bondagit-1.0
- added HTTP API to return current daemon version and updated documentation
- added diplay of current daemon version in WebUI Config page
This repo is a fork of the original one with the bondagit patches applied to the aes67-daemon branch
- removed ravenna-alsa-lkm driver patches from the repo
Removed driver copy_user(), copy_kernel() and fill_silence() ops.
Removed user space buffer transfer handling mode from playback and capture copy_internal() functions.
The problem arises from pre-buffering performed after ALSA prepare and before ALSA start trigger-
The patch enables the early startup of the audio playback interrupt and disables the cleanup (mute) of the playback buffer.
This issue can be reproduced using the test suite developed to investigate #17 and by removing the (-M) option from aplay in run_test.sh script.
To run the test suite:
./run_test.sh sample_format sample_rate channels duration
Where:
sample_format can be one of S16_LE, S24_3LE, S32_LE
sample_rate can be one of 44100, 48000, 96000
channels can be one of 1, 2, 4
duration is in the range 1 to 10 minutes
The test suite creates a raw file with the specified parameters, runs a loopback test where the file gets played and recorded using the loopback network interface and checks that the recorded file, after the initial silence, contains the expected samples sequence.
This test was developed to further investigate the issue #17.
