[wdmaudiodev] Re: HD Audio WaveCyclic timing problems
- From: Lex Nahumury <nahumury.l@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: wdmaudiodev@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 12 Jan 2010 17:32:59 +0100
Hi Mike,
> Okay. I think PAGE_SIZE should be more than enough for that. In fact you
> need a buffer big enough for at least 2 * 10ms worth of samples. So that the
> codec can be transferring data from one part of the buffer while your DMA
> object is copying in the data to another part.
>
>>>> In SetNotificationFreq() I compute the needed 10msec FramingSize,
>>>> FramingSize_in_bytes = nBlockAlign * sampleRate * Interval / 1000;
>>>>
> You might be better off using nAvgBytesPerSec here as well. Saves you having
> to adjust things later for different channel counts.
Will do, thanks for the tip!
>>>> I use that FramingSize;
>>>> - to set the current buffersize via SetBufferSize(FramingSize_in_bytes)
>>>> - to program the length of the first (and only) BDL entry
>>>> - and in the call to SetupDmaEngineWithBdl() with LVI = 1
>>>>
> This is calling SetBufferSize in the IDMAChannelObject? You shouldn't do
> that. Windows will set the buffer size itself if necessary. In all my
> testing it always used all of the allocated buffer.
Aha, that was it! Plus I didn't setup the BDL correctly.
Thanks a lot Mike, you just saved my day:)
> That is an weird fifo size. For 16bit samples I'd expect a power of 2 at
> least. In the Intel HDA codecs I used during testing I never got a value
> other than 16.
Hmmm, that's weird indeed but that *is* the fifo size returned by the
call to SetupDmaEngineWithBdl().
Thanks again Mike!
/Lex.
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