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Add manual test case for DMIC capture #1247
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Can one of the admins verify this patch?
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test this please |
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Git commit message needs to align with repository style. -1 until updated
A few notes on the content. I guess this is intended as a quick smoke test. We do have existing docs and tools to test for audio quality like #972 , but I'm ok not to go too deep in what happens in "verify" here.
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## Preconditions | ||
1. The system is powered on. | ||
2. A Linux-based system with Realtek AIOC and transducer card is available |
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To be precise, a system with PCH DMIC connected (Realtek AIOC is one option but there are many other).
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# Check DMIC 2ch/4ch | |||
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Verification of 2ch/4ch DMIC recording |
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Could add a note this is specifically to test recording with PCH-connected DMIC. There are also configurations where a digital mic is connected to a codec, and those are separate cases.
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