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Re: recognized devices


  • Subject: Re: recognized devices
  • From: Laurent Cerveau <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2001 22:01:58 +0100

On Wednesday, December 12, 2001, at 09:43 PM, David Shaffer wrote:

For instance, an iMic is recognized (as actually 2 software devices) but the audio input on a DV cam is not recognized as an audio device.

If I create a FireWire device that has n-inputs and n-outputs, how do I let core-audio know that the inputs and outputs exist as core-audio device(s)?

Because the driver that loads for the camera is not a driver that is a child of the IOAudioFamily, but more a global Audio/Video firewire driver. The matching process does depend on the info in the firmware of the device.

If there was a generic AppleFWAudio driver that was an IOAudio Family driver, and if the matching information for it (as wellas the probe function of the driver) was returning a higher score than the Audio/Video driver then it would load....as an audio device only.

Laurent

Laurent Cerveau
Applications Division
Apple Computer Inc.
email@hidden


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