CamillaDSP - Cross-platform IIR and FIR engine for crossovers, room correction etc

[chriss0212]

Could you eventually check how it behaves at SR=96kHz?

Can't say, if it sounds better (at the moment it is not connected to my main system) but 96kHz input and output is working on input and al 4 outputs.

 

[chriss0212]

This is my actual setup:

 

[chriss0212]

@chriss0212 : You can always check parameters of the actual device stream at /proc/asound/your_card_name/pcmXp/subY/hw_params. If the reported params (samplerate, sample format, channels count) differ from CDSP playback params, than the plug plugin does the conversion automatically.

Hi

I am a complete Linux newbie and happy to get so far 😉

Trying your code is ending in an error... have used the hardware name i get in alsamixer but it seems "()" is not alowed.

 

[chriss0212]

little feedback:
after a while i got some crackling and distorted sound. maybe camilla is not really locking to the RME?
I enabled the resampler now... let's wait again 😉

 

[TNT]

Enable rate adjust instead?

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[chriss0212]

That's the actual setting:

 

[chriss0212]

OK... resampling was no solution... maybe rate adjust 😉

Sound is good for long time, but after some hours crackling and distortion start.
After changing parameters like resampler or rate adjust, everything is fine again.

 

[HenrikEnquist]

What is the source? Spdif? If yes, is the output clock locked to the spdif input clock?

 

[phofman]

Trying your code is ending in an error... have used the hardware name i get in alsamixer but it seems "()" is not alowed.

Best to use completion using tab key - second press will tell you files in that directory. Then you would see that the name in the file is different and X/Y need to be replaced with the actual device and subdevice numbers.

 

[chriss0212]

What is the source? Spdif? If yes, is the output clock locked to the spdif input clock?

It’s toslink

Input rate is Same as Output rate… locked: to me it seems, they are not locked!

Problem: RME drivers are not working on LINUX… driver support is only by Kernal 6.12.x

 

[Horneydude]

Problem: RME drivers are not working on LINUX… driver support is only by Kernal 6.12.x

Solution: upgrade the kernel to 6.12.x.

 

[chriss0212]

That’s what I have done first… that’s why I have sound.. but with the problems I have

That's my actual kernel version:
6.12.25-061225-generic

 

[chriss0212]

Question: is it maybe better, to sync to internal? at the moment it seems, it solves the problem...

 

[chriss0212]

Just in case: Is there anybody with experience with other multichannel cards on Linux? Mayby the miniDSP USB Streamer Kit?
I need 2channels in and 8 channels SPDIF/ Toslink out what should be possible with the miniDSP

https://www.minidsp.com/products/us...vZkbDqhRdQdOk9vGXFgdScvB9wPTbITObSNHH5zN_2ZA5

 

[chriss0212]

What is the source? Spdif? If yes, is the output clock locked to the spdif input clock?

Coming back to this:
When you say output clock: you mean the output clock of the playout device?

In the alsamixer settings i tried both: lock to input and lock internal... it seems, it doesn't make a real difference.