ucm2: USB-Audio: Add Rodecaster Pro II #656
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is there anything missing that I need to do to get this merged? |
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@FrostyCoolSlug recommended me to upload my alsa-info output here, so here it is: alsa-info.txt |
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Hi @perexg - I've helped @parzival-space with this one, and after a proper review, all the SplitPCM settings are correct and accurate, the only thing missing would be the 'Direct' profiles, however, they're a little more complicated due to having 4 separate configurations depending on whether the inputs and outputs are in 'Multichannel' mode. I'm happy with this being merged, but could you let us know anything else which may be needed? Thanks. |
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This PR adds support for the RODECaster Pro II Split PCM configuration.
The Rodecaster reports as two audio devices, device 0 is always the mic/chat track and device 1 can be configure by the user to either be a multitrack device or a simple stereo input/output device.
Using the USB PID its possible to detect the current channel configuration (similar to the GoXLR).