<html> <head> <style></style> </head> <body class='hmmessage'> > > Incidentally, just on this particular point.... > > > > If you do update module-ladspa-sink and bring that patch up to date (I'm > > not sure how much work was needed to make it work with current git > > master?), then please submit this patch separately to the one adding the > > master_port support. > > (sorry for multiple replies) > > Oh and now I look at the patch itself, when you are tidying it up, can > you change the terminology a bit. I see it adds input_ and > output_port_map arguments. As this patch is based of 0.9.12, this is > before we added support for "ports" in PA itself. > > Ultimately can you change the term "port" as used here, to not conflict > with our own "port" terminology? I guess something > "input_ladspaport_map" or similar to differentiate it. > > Internal variable names should probably also be adapted for the same > reasons of clarity. Thank you very much for your help Colin. It means a lot to me. I have changed the variable names and added a pa_master_ports argument. Right now the code is located here: http://therkelsen.info/temp/module-ladspa-sink.c I will split the code up as you suggest so that I do not commit two changes at a time. Now I have to figure out how I submit the code and how it is reviewed etc.. Most important to me is to figure out how you make the module unload/load automatically as the headphone jack is plugged/unplugged. Right now the module just fails to load if the master port is not the one for the headphones. Is there some auto-load functionality that I can use? Or some way of controlling the audio routing to accomplish this task? Perhaps I should monitor the active master port from within the module-ladspa-sink and turn the processing off when the active master port is not correct instead of failing when loading? I will also try IRC. /Kim </body> </html>