Excellent, thank you for beeing so kind to provide us with the code. I
will email Tenor and Teac also. They claim it to be an USB Audio Class 2
device, but obviously they disregarded UAC2 conventions while designing
the chip respectively writing the firmware code for it.
I´ll try to build a new k
Triode wrote:
> Well if its the same tenor chip as we were testing, it corrupts the
> feedback messages so if you look at the momentary frequency in
> /proc/asound//stream0 then it will probably look wrong?
The teac UD-H01 has the Tenor TE8802 chipset.
Have a look here
http://pastebin.com/hiqp
Hello there,
here is a genius at work. Thank you for your efforts, triode.
I´ve recently acquired a Teac UD-H01 dac, but unfortunately I got no
SBT, so I cannot test your kernels numbered 9-12.
I have massive problems with playing back audiofiles beyond 48kHz. The
playback of high-res audio fil
