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javier__: (sorry if I asked before, I have been busy and a bit forgetful): what is the best way to help (or work on) fixing audio on peach-pi and snow
<Wizzup>
I have both devices with me now, both running 4.1.x, and I'd like to make audio work
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<javier__>
Wizzup: that's a good question. I'm also have that on my TODO for months but I didn't have time and likely won't in the next weeks
<javier__>
Wizzup: I think the best is to study the downstream ChromiumOS tree and see what's different with mainline
<Wizzup>
I just found something interesting: the first time I use audio on peach-pi on boot, it works *FINE*
<Wizzup>
and when I stop using it for a bit, and start it again - it goes wrong/too fast
<javier__>
Wizzup: yeah, that's why I thought it was working well when I added support for it but then I found it was not reliable and never got time to look at it again
<Wizzup>
Maybe I can start aplay -f cd /dev/zero on boot
<Wizzup>
see if it then keeps working
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<Wizzup>
javier__: I rebooted, started pulseaudio, running aplay -f cd /dev/zero all the time
<Wizzup>
playing audio I found that playing it at 0.91 speed seems about right
<Wizzup>
44100 / 48000 = 0.91
<Wizzup>
The pitch is still a *bit* high, but the speed is correct.
<Wizzup>
So it may just be a 44100 vs 48000 problem
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But the fact that is runs much faster at some point is unexplained at this point
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(at some point when I stop using the audio card)
<Wizzup>
(btw it is 0.92 rounded)
<Wizzup>
Hm, I did start aplay with -f cd which implies 44100
<Wizzup>
ok, I should probably just dive into the source