TODO-1.1

TODO-1.1

[Lee Revell]

I just noticed the TODO-1.1 file in ALSA CVS, and it seems like a lot of
it is done.

>   - [ti] software volume control on alsa-lib (for c-media chips)
> 

This one is done...

> Emu10k1:
> ========
>   - [ti] mixer redesign - Peter's patch for audigy looks better,
>        a bit clean up is needed.

Would anyone care to elaborate on this one?  Personally I don't think a
mixer redesign is needed.  Applying Mikael's patch would put the SBLive
and Audigy mixer in a good state.  Splitting the view to "Playback" and
"Capture" made the emu10k1 mixer a lot more comprehensible.  Finally,
the multichannel patch lets JACK users bypass the mixer completely.

>   - ld10k1 development?

I propose this be added to alsa-tools.  Although Peter will not be
maintaining it anymore, others have volunteered, and it's quite useful.

>   - [ti] ALSA-native sfxload

Is there any reason asfxload can't be added to alsa-tools too?

Lee




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Re: TODO-1.1

[Takashi Iwai]

At Fri, 04 Mar 2005 16:02:54 -0500,
Lee Revell wrote:
> 
> I just noticed the TODO-1.1 file in ALSA CVS, and it seems like a lot of
> it is done.
> 
> >   - [ti] software volume control on alsa-lib (for c-media chips)
> > 
> 
> This one is done...

Yep.

> > Emu10k1:
> > ========
> >   - [ti] mixer redesign - Peter's patch for audigy looks better,
> >        a bit clean up is needed.
> 
> Would anyone care to elaborate on this one?  Personally I don't think a
> mixer redesign is needed.  Applying Mikael's patch would put the SBLive
> and Audigy mixer in a good state.  Splitting the view to "Playback" and
> "Capture" made the emu10k1 mixer a lot more comprehensible.  Finally,
> the multichannel patch lets JACK users bypass the mixer completely.

Agreed.  The current state is in a good shape.

> >   - ld10k1 development?
> 
> I propose this be added to alsa-tools.  Although Peter will not be
> maintaining it anymore, others have volunteered, and it's quite useful.

OK, if Peter has no objections, I'll merge it into alsa-tools.
(But not today - I'm just back from a trip in USA and currently too
 busy to catch up all pending mails and bug reports ;)

> >   - [ti] ALSA-native sfxload
> 
> Is there any reason asfxload can't be added to alsa-tools too?

I wanted to clean up the code.  It's based on the OSS framework.
But I'll have little time for improving this anyway, so it's fine to
merge it to alsa-tools tree at first, so that any other person can
take care of that, too.


Takashi


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