XM / Sirius Worklog - Page 9

veetid · 12-11-2007, 10:39 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Nola111

Scott/David,

Well, I see the SPDIF choice in 1.45, but now something else must be wrong. I can't tell you if the SPDIF input works because the XM module now does nothing for me. It won't load any channels at all. The channels fields just remain blank. I tried in both buffer and non-buffer mode.

Before 1.45, I had no problem getting channels to load and update, I just couldn't hear anything unless I manually unmuted the SPDIF line.

XM works fine in other front-ends right now, so it's not a hardware issue.

Thanks.

we will look into, I will make sure the wrong files did not get included in the update...

I apologize...

david

Nola111 · 12-11-2007, 10:49 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by veetid

we will look into, I will make sure the wrong files did not get included in the update...

I apologize...

david

No worries.

Thanks.

smeesseman · 12-11-2007, 09:30 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by Nola111

No worries.

Thanks.

See post #1 for new update, this should be fixed, let me know how it works for you...

Nola111 · 12-12-2007, 10:23 AM

Bad news Scott... still a no go with 1.451.

I tried in both buffer and non-buffer mode, and just to be sure it wasn't a problem with the new SPDIF code, I also tried it with the other inputs too. The result is the same as before... the module just doesn't do anything.

smeesseman · 12-12-2007, 01:19 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by Nola111

Bad news Scott... still a no go with 1.451.

I tried in both buffer and non-buffer mode, and just to be sure it wasn't a problem with the new SPDIF code, I also tried it with the other inputs too. The result is the same as before... the module just doesn't do anything.

Darn, I did reproduce the bug on my machine, but this fixed it. Please post your log.txt file found in the SatRadio directory under your Local Settings/Application Data/Centrafuse/Plugins folder...

Can someone else out there please confirm if the XM/Sirius is still working for you?

Nola111 · 12-12-2007, 06:55 PM

Here's the log. Thanks.

smeesseman · 12-12-2007, 11:09 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by Nola111

Here's the log. Thanks.

Are you sure you are using latest satradio.dll? There are some new lines of debug logging that I added in the latest version that are not showing up in your log... The new dll is timestamped 12/11 9:17PM. What is the timestamp of the dll in your CFInstall/Plugins/SatRadio folder?
EDIT: Also make sure there are no other copies of satradio.dll anywhere from your CF install folder on down...

Nola111 · 12-13-2007, 11:04 AM

Scott, after installing CF 1.46 today, everything worked. Did the 1.46 installer have the latest satradio.dll in it? Perhaps that fixed it. I'm not at my car right now to identify the timestamp of the file, but I will just to make sure when I get back to it. Althought it seems all is good now with that.

@David -

Well, we're pretty much there with the S/PDIF in... I have sound now! Thanks! One issue still though: I only get sound with the Buffer turned ON. I typically keep that turned off. I'm guessing the reason is that I'm getting the sound through the "SPDIF In" of the RECORDING line in Windows. It seems that for it to work with Buffer mode OFF, I'd still need CF to unmute the SPDIF PLAYBACK line.

Let me know your thoughts on that. For now, it's very nice to have sound on XM finally! Only thing is that Buffer mode really drives up my CPU usage, so I've never used it in the past. Thanks.

veetid · 12-13-2007, 11:06 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Nola111

Scott, after installing CF 1.46 today, everything worked. Did the 1.46 installer have the latest satradio.dll in it? Perhaps that fixed it. I'm not at my car right now to identify the timestamp of the file, but I will just to make sure when I get back to it. Althought it seems all is good now with that.

@David -

Well, we're pretty much there with the S/PDIF in... I have sound now! Thanks! One issue still though: I only get sound with the Buffer turned ON. I typically keep that turned off. I'm guessing the reason is that I'm getting the sound through the "SPDIF In" of the RECORDING line in Windows. It seems that for it to work with Buffer mode OFF, I'd still need CF to unmute the SPDIF PLAYBACK line.

Let me know your thoughts on that. For now, it's very nice to have sound on XM finally! Only thing is that Buffer mode really drives up my CPU usage, so I've never used it in the past. Thanks.

The 1.46 does include the latest update, glad it worked for you...

does buffer still increase your CPU a lot in the latest release?

so the SPDIF option properly worked and selected the right recording device, but when using non buffer mode it does not unmute the playback section? I will check, but this code should be in place...

david

Nola111 · 12-13-2007, 11:11 AM

Wow, quick reply!

Yes, you are correct. The playback line did not get unmuted in any scenario.

My CPU usage dropped a little with the latest, but it's still a little higher than I'm comfortable with. And I forgot to mention this before... I need to be in non-buffer mode anyway because my mic is plugged in to that same soundcard, so I don't really have a choice.

veetid · 12-13-2007, 11:16 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Nola111

Wow, quick reply!

Yes, you are correct. The playback line did not get unmuted in any scenario.

My CPU usage dropped a little with the latest, but it's still a little higher than I'm comfortable with. And I forgot to mention this before... I need to be in non-buffer mode anyway because my mic is plugged in to that same soundcard, so I don't really have a choice.

I think I found the issue, I will verify with Scott, but I was missing the addition of SPDIF in one place...

david

veetid · 12-13-2007, 11:36 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Nola111

Wow, quick reply!

Yes, you are correct. The playback line did not get unmuted in any scenario.

My CPU usage dropped a little with the latest, but it's still a little higher than I'm comfortable with. And I forgot to mention this before... I need to be in non-buffer mode anyway because my mic is plugged in to that same soundcard, so I don't really have a choice.

I think I have a fix for your mute issue...

http://www.fluxmedia.net/downloads/CF146_Patch1.zip

Extract those two files into your main Centrafuse directory, overwrite both of them... Let me know how it works...

david

Nola111 · 12-13-2007, 12:00 PM

Awesome... I'll let you know this afternoon. Thanks!

Nola111 · 12-13-2007, 07:34 PM

David - really sorry to say, CF still won't control the SPDIF playback line

Please advise.

Thanks.

Nola111 · 12-14-2007, 09:57 AM

Scott - more bad news (sorry, I always seem to be bringing the bad news in here!)

I'm now using 1.46 with David's patch above, and I'm having problems again with the text in the XM module. What happens is when you first open it, and everything loads, it will only load the channel # and category, and the rest are dashes. Now, if you click on any channel, the information WILL update with artist and song once you've clicked it, but only for that one channel you've clicked. Furthermore, you have to click on it again to get the information to update. In other words, I'll click on a channel, and the text will show up... but when that current song changes to the next song, the text does NOT update for that song information unless you press the channel again.

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