New firmware release for USB Audio 2.0 Reference Design

[lilltroll]

MATLAB:
>> ID=playrec('getDevices');disp(ID);
1x17 struct array with fields:
deviceID
name
hostAPI
defaultLowInputLatency
defaultLowOutputLatency
defaultHighInputLatency
defaultHighOutputLatency
defaultSampleRate
inputChans
outputChans

>> for k=([5 8 13 16 17]); disp(sprintf('%s \t-> %s',ID(k).hostAPI,ID(k).name)) ; end
MME -> XMOS Audio 2.0 Input (XMOS XS1-
MME -> XMOS Audio 2.0 Output (XMOS XS1
Windows DirectSound -> XMOS Audio 2.0 Input (XMOS XS1-L1 Audio)
Windows DirectSound -> XMOS Audio 2.0 Output (XMOS XS1-L1 Audio)
ASIO -> TUSBAUDIO ASIO Driver

:) :)

[lurcher]

The installer will install the .exe tools called

TUSBAudioCpl.exe
tusbaudiospy.exe

(Default is C:\Thesycon\TUSBAUDIO\v0.31.0)

but the installer doesn't create any desktop shortcuts to the .exe files.

You will find your answers in the TUSB control panel!

Thanks!

[lilltroll]

Even I manage to add low latency DSP-code to the 8:th thread and keep using the USB Audio thing at 192 kHz togehter with Windows without timing issues.
I "just" hijacked the audio signal path close to the I2S, and rerouted it to the 8:th thread.

Disabling the S/PDIF gives you 2 free threads in total (at full duplex stereo audio), and you have at least 10 channels left to use.

=>Meaning that there is still MIPS available on the single L1 :D

[mike34]

How far is the driver for USB Audio 2.0?
What does it have support for and what is still on the todo-list ?

Anyone who knows more about this.

[bearcat]

More info would be nice. If it's confidential, then maybe a secure area.

Has someone actually tested this with more than 2 stereo in and out. Will it operate at 10 (or 8)channels in and out without overruns?

[lilltroll]

Ver 1.50 is available now; introducing firmware update without the need of the XTAG2 - but that is not ready for Windows yet.