<brads>
Im actually trying to work out why my sound channels are swapped using i2s mode so attempted left_j but this seems to mix everything to the left speaker. maybe I have my mclk-fs = <128> a bit wrong (but this would maximise the supported formats /rates for the pcm5242)
<tuxd3v>
when you let extremist cultures take possession of your own countries, bad things will happen
<tuxd3v>
I don't know about any recent attacks, but for what I read there seems to be there some news, that I didn't red yet..
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<brads>
cool I can the channels unswapped using left_j and dai-tdm-slot-width = <16>; (rather than 32), wasn't able to try 24 as it it could not derive the clock "axg-tdm-iface audio-controller-1: can't derive sclk 2116800 from mclk 5644800" but maybe I could with different clock source
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<brads>
sound is a bit off with dai-tdm-slot-width = <16> (some bits must be out of wack) but channels are correct
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* brads
wonders what clock source for 24 slot
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<jbrunet>
brads: left-j: you are right- feel free to submit a fix
<jbrunet>
mixed channel usually means the format is not same on both side, often because of the i2s 1 clock cycle skew
<jbrunet>
clock derivation: the problem is not the sources - notice the 3 PLLs: