HDMI Audio: no hw mixer
Hi,
We are able to use HDMI with audio using kernel driver snd_hdmi_lpe_audio, but it looks like the audio card does not define any controls, so it is not possible to have multiple
sources streaming towards HDMI/audio concurrently.
Has anyone had the same problem ? Is there a way to solve this ?.
Br,
Best Answer
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@fga
UP-BOARD has no HW audio codec on the board, maybe you can try to use USB audio device for workaround.
Answers
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Hi Sir,
Please make sure your connected device supports HDMI Audio.
I assisted in testing a lot of things here, and confirmed that if the connected screen does not have a speaker, there will be no Audio device under Linux, including the way of using an adapter.
If there is a monitor that supports speakers, or an adapter that supports Audio, there will be an Audio device available for use.Best Regards,
Wilbert Lee -
Let me rephrase a bit the problem:
- Streaming the audio through HDMI works (obviously using a screen with speakers), but we cannot concurrently stream audio to the HDMI (something required with most webrtc apps).
- Defining an Alsa dmix PCM does not help either, since without hardware support the up-board does not cope with the heavy computing required by software-only mixing solutions.
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Thanks @garyw . It looks however as a dead-end for us, since we need to use a wireless HDMI dongle to stream video and audio to a remote screen.
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Hi Sir,
You can try to refer to the following URL, there are adjustments for HDMI, can it solve your problem?
https://github.com/up-board/up-community/wiki/Ubuntu_18.04