Hi Frank,
I rewrite image and connect C2 to ODROID VU7
Touch function seems work again although response is not so good.
So I believe touch function of ODROID VU7 and WaveShare 7" IPS may different.
RGDS
by smallfat » 22 May 2016, 08:27
by ragious » 22 May 2016, 09:30
by dunghnguyen » 22 May 2016, 09:34
ragious wrote:@dunghnguyen,
Are you sure that your DSD support settings (native vs. DOP) on your PI and C2 are the same?
Cheers R.
by ragious » 22 May 2016, 09:43
by dunghnguyen » 22 May 2016, 10:06
ragious wrote:try DOP on the C2. For me that is the difference between just noise and a good sound. Cheers R.
by hondagx35 » 22 May 2016, 10:44
XMOS based USB DACs and converters can support native DSD playback using a 32-bit sample format. DACs that support this feature expose it using a Alternate Setting on the USB interface.
On Windows systems this feature can be used with a ASIO 2.1/2.2 driver from the DAC manufacturer.
I have added a new DSD sample format to ALSA and the Linux kernel (DSD_U32_LE) to support it on Linux and added the needed quirks to support it for a few XMOS based USB DACs/boards.
Currently native DSD playback on Linux is supported for the following XMOS based DACs/USB converters:- iFi Audio micro iDSD [max DSD512]
- iFi Audio nano iDSD [max DSD256, with latest 4.04 firmware]
- DIYINHK USB to I2S/DSD converter [max DSD128]
..more to follow
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Check if you have a supported device
Currently devices with USB ID 20b1:3008 and USB ID 20b1:2009 are supported. This are devices from iFi Audio/AMR and DIYINHK. If you think you have a (XMOS based) DAC device or converter that should support native DSD playback please contact me.
To check if your device is supported, or at least XMOS based(1), use the following command:
lsusb -d 20b1:
For the iFi Audio nano and micro iDSD it reports: Bus 003 Device 004: ID 20b1:3008 XMOS Ltd (please note: Bus and Device numbers may vary).
(1) Some manufacturers may use the XMOS chip with their own vendor id instead of XMOS.
ragious wrote:try DOP on the C2. For me that is the difference between just noise and a good sound. Cheers R.
by hondagx35 » 22 May 2016, 10:50
smallfat wrote:I rewrite image and connect C2 to ODROID VU7
Touch function seems work again although response is not so good.
So I believe touch function of ODROID VU7 and WaveShare 7" IPS may different.
by smallfat » 22 May 2016, 11:32
hondagx35 wrote:Hi smallfat,smallfat wrote:I rewrite image and connect C2 to ODROID VU7
Touch function seems work again although response is not so good.
So I believe touch function of ODROID VU7 and WaveShare 7" IPS may different.
Yes, the used hardware is different.
Did you try what i have told you?
Frank
by dunghnguyen » 22 May 2016, 11:50
ragious wrote:try DOP on the C2. For me that is the difference between just noise and a good sound. Cheers R.
by dunghnguyen » 22 May 2016, 11:54
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