audio810.conf revision 7c478bd95313f5f23a4c958a745db2134aa03244
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# Configuration file for the audio810 audio driver.
#
# WARNING: This is an UNSTABLE configuration file. Its contents
# may change at any time.
#
# Uncomment cdrom to enable the audio810 driver to use the CDROM analog
# input.
#
# cdrom=1;
#
# play-interrupts sets the number of interrupts per second when playing.
# This affects the resolution of various things, such as sample counts.
# record-interrupts does the same for record interrupts.
#
# These may be tuned to get more accurate information by increasing the
# count. However, the larger the interrupts per second the larger the
# load on the system. So use this capability cautiously. The audio810
# driver enforces a maximum and minimum count.
#
# It should also be understood that not all interrupt rates are legal.
# The hardware is restricted to DMA buffers being allocated on certain
# boundaries. If those boundaries are violated the driver will not be
# loaded and an error message is entered into the messages log
#
play-interrupts=175;
record-interrupts=175;
#
# Uncomment reset-configuration to cause the audio810 driver's state to
# be reset to the default when the driver is loaded. Otherwise this state
# is retained across driver unload/reload cycles, but not across reboots.
#
#reset-configuration=1;
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# We need change the priority so that we aren't high level interrupt.
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interrupt-priorities=9;