2015-12-21, 02:26
Hi there,
I'm new to Linux, Raspberry Pi, omxplayer, kodi, Broadcom... So, my apologies for silly questions. Hopefully, there is none :-)
I'm attempting to find a way to optionally adapt behavior of analogue audio of latest Kodi back to as it was for XMBC Frodo and before. So, I have a few questions to audio experts on Raspberry Pi:
Of course, this should be an optional function. I don't want to discuss it right now. I'll come back to it later.
I'm new to Linux, Raspberry Pi, omxplayer, kodi, Broadcom... So, my apologies for silly questions. Hopefully, there is none :-)
I'm attempting to find a way to optionally adapt behavior of analogue audio of latest Kodi back to as it was for XMBC Frodo and before. So, I have a few questions to audio experts on Raspberry Pi:
- For last Kodi sources I see that final volume handling is in method COMXAudio::ApplyVolume. The COMXCoreComponent just handles communication with the SoC. Is this correct?
- Frodo has comparable method COMXAudio::SetCurrentVolume (I mean https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/Frodo/...o.cpp#L699). A few lines below (namely, line: 708) there is an "if" statement: "if (m_format.m_channelLayout.Count() > 2)". It looks like "the Frodo way" handling of the volume for analogue output is in "else" part at line: 755. Is this correct?
- Is it possible to apply "the Frodo way" to the latest version of Kodi or I should take something more into account? Are there any surprises I should take into account?
Of course, this should be an optional function. I don't want to discuss it right now. I'll come back to it later.
