Hello,
I have the ObtainBuffer timedOut error too.
I use ALSA on SH-mobile processor with Renesas audio codecs.
My Linux Kernel version is 2.6.27 and i use a Cupcake version of
Android.
The message appears:
- sometimes when read wav or midi files (with the player)
- often when read MP3 or OGG
These all sound like symptoms of the same problem.
We don't have anything internally using the ALSA drivers and I haven't
looked at them myself. Maybe somebody from WindRiver can lend a hand.
On Jan 10, 12:05 am, Neo naveenkrishna...@gmail.com wrote:
On Jan 9, 11:31 pm, Dave Sparks
Hi leemgs,
I guess the question was about ALSA integration into
Android, hence the point regarding the presence of /dev/eac is a
little confusing. From the descriptions given by Naveen about their
implementation, its clearly evident that the initial integration with
ALSA driver is
/dev/eac is only necessary if you are using the generic user space
audio driver. If you are using ALSA driver, /dev/eac should not come
into play at all unless you are running your code in emulation.
On Jan 9, 2:24 am, Anil Sasidharan anil...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi leemgs,
I guess
Hi,
I have one opinion about your question.
Maybe, /dev/eac device node file didn't made by default
About audio probelm, see ./system/core/init/devices.c file,
If audio is subsystem audio, this is consist of /dev/snd/ sub directory.
If audio is generic audio , AudioHardwareInterface.cpp
