Clemens Ladish wrote:
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> PCM streams are marked with the "valid" bit.
From what I understand, I just don't have access to that flag so my
best guess is still just a guess.
It's all just a matter of capturing the PCM stream and then looking
through it for the repeated sequence that is defined for
Paul Braman wrote:
> I'm writing a program to open an ALSA device (USB S/PDIF) and capture
> the bitstream. Aside from having to tackle the bits about deciding
> whether the stream is PCM versus something else,
PCM streams are marked with the "valid" bit.
> So, assuming I can find the card and op
I'm writing a program to open an ALSA device (USB S/PDIF) and capture
the bitstream. Aside from having to tackle the bits about deciding
whether the stream is PCM versus something else, I first have to
figure out how to *properly* open the device for capture.
Unfortunately, what programs I've seen
