Re: False NICAM detection...

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In lists.linux.video4linux, you wrote:
> > >  watch: nicam 1 => 0
> > 
> > Looks fine.  The driver noticed that there is no NICAM signal and you
> > should get mono from the main sound carrier now.
> > 
> > What do you get in the log if you change the volume at that point?
>  
>  Sep 22 17:37:10 localhost kernel: msp34xx: nicam sync=0, mode=0
>  Sep 22 17:37:31 localhost last message repeated 267 times

Normal.

>  Sep 22 17:37:31 localhost kernel: msp3400: NICAM setstereo: 1

This probably brings back the sound.  But that should have been called
earlier, right after the "watch: nicam 1 => 0".  The watch_stereo()
function should handle that.  From looking at the code I don't
understand why it doesn't happen ...

  Gerd

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