Comment 219 for bug 1958019

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In , cam (cam-linux-kernel-bugs) wrote :

Created attachment 297547
minimum verbs for both speakers working (so far)!

I suspect we can get this shorter. But for now, the attached verbs are the minimum I've found that gives sound from both speakers:
sudo python3 applyverbs.py verbs-working.txt

In case anyone is curious as to how I'm doing this, I'm using 'head' to try subsets of the verbs to see the results I get:
head -562 verbs.txt > verbs-working.txt
sudo python3 applyverbs.py verbs-working.txt

With the first 561 verbs, I only get output from one of the speakers. It's possible we can go even lower though, I just don't have the time.

Putting the laptop to sleep and resuming results in non-working speakers. You will need to re-apply these verbs.

It's also possible that if your laptop stays on but is idle that the speakers will go to sleep and will need to be re-initialized in that case too.

I don't know if switching between headphones/bluetooth works yet, because a ways back I setup a combined audio device in my testing, and I don't think I'll have the time before work to figure out how I did it so I can undo it.

I haven't had time to test the mic yet.

Everyone, please test when you have free time. We're almost there!