Digital Audio out!
Finally, I have digital audio out working on the Shuttle. The SPDIF output is hooked up to my Yamaha amp which is now cheerfully decoding Dolby Digital and PCM data.
This required a recent version of the kernel ALSA drivers (it first worked with 1.0.9b but I'm now using 1.0.10 which appears to be more stable) and I had to use the following atiixp module option in /etc/modprobe.conf:
# try the direct approach...
options snd_atiixp spdif_aclink=0
I needed to add this to ~mythtv/.asoundrc:
To get this working with DVDs (video output using Xv on the PVR350), I used mplayer with these flags:
This required a recent version of the kernel ALSA drivers (it first worked with 1.0.9b but I'm now using 1.0.10 which appears to be more stable) and I had to use the following atiixp module option in /etc/modprobe.conf:
# try the direct approach...
options snd_atiixp spdif_aclink=0
I needed to add this to ~mythtv/.asoundrc:
and set the sound device to ALSA:default in the local frontend MythTV configuration in order to get non-48KHz PCM data (eg. from mythmusic) to be re-sampled and sent out as a digital stream.
pcm.!default {
type plug
slave {
pcm "spdif"
rate 48000
format S16_LE
}
}
To get this working with DVDs (video output using Xv on the PVR350), I used mplayer with these flags:
mplayer -geometry 720x576+0+0 -noaspect dvd:// -ao alsa:noblock -vo xv -afm hwac3 -alang enI also made it work with xine after editing the config to allow AC3 pass-through.
1 Comments:
Thanks! Works fine on my ALC650E in the ASUS Pundit Barebone machine with Linux 2.6.16.9.. Only the asoundrc needed.
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