Josef Miegl
Josef Miegl
You can you this simple bash script: ``` #!/bin/bash while :; do ./pi_fm_adv & pid=$! sleep 2h kill -2 $pid done ``` Pay extra attention to the `kill` `-2` parameter;...
Ok, so the bug still persists. I think I need some help with this one.
That might be possible - there are 3 general purpose clocks (GPCLK{0,1,2}) and 3 usable PLLs (PLLA, PLLC, PLLD). Although we can't really change PLLD's frequency.
Sure I could. A complete rewrite of pifmadv has been in my mind for a long time now.
Not sure what this is good for.
Not sure what's causing this. From my testing playing an audio file supported by pifmadv (libsndfile) is working just fine. But when piping the audio something goes wrong. The ticking...
Please try piping an audio stream with sox or ffmpeg to pifmadv just to confirm that this problem is not caused by the usb sound card.
Possibly related to https://github.com/Miegl/PiFmAdv/issues/40
You can play around with the `--mpx` option. (default value is 40) Also it's pointless to downsample the audio to 30kHz.
Also this looks quite bad... ``` # cat /sys/fast_classifier/debug_info size=89 offload=0 offload_no_match=0 offloaded=0 done=0 offloaded_fail=191 done_fail=164 ``` I have built it with kmod-fast-classifier & kmod-shortcut-fe enabled