nRF5340 Audio DK headphone output

[Nick_RA]

I've purchased a couple of nRF5340 Audio DKs for testing Auracast broadcast source/sink. Installed VS Code and have the sample apps built & flashed.

SOURCE: Sample app bap_broadast _source. Audio source is either line in from a phone headphone, or USB audio from PC.

SINK:Sample app bap_broadcast_sink using line out jack

Problem is I get no audio output. The sink is definitely connecting & receiving the stream according to the uart output:

Stream 0x20000f88 connected
Stream 0x20000f88 started
Enable: stream with codec 0x200079e8
Enabling LC3 decoder with frame duration 10000us, frequency 16000Hz and with channel allocation 0x00000002, 40 octets per frame and 1 frame blocks per SDU
Waiting for PA disconnected
Stream 0x20000f88: received 1000 total ISO packets: Valid 1000 | Error 0 | Loss 0
Stream 0x20000f88: received 2000 total ISO packets: Valid 2000 | Error 0 | Loss 0
Stream 0x20000f88: received 3000 total ISO packets: Valid 3000 | Error 0 | Loss 0
Stream 0x20000f88: received 4000 total ISO packets: Valid 4000 | Error 0 | Loss 0
Stream 0x20000f88: received 5000 total ISO packets: Valid 5000 | Error 0 | Loss 0
Stream 0x20000f88: received 6000 total ISO packets: Valid 6000 | Error 0 | Loss 0
Stream 0x20000f88: received 7000 total ISO packets: Valid 7000 | Error 0 | Loss 0
Stream 0x20000f88: received 8000 total ISO packets: Valid 8000 | Error 0 | Loss 0
Stream 0x20000f88: received 9000 total ISO packets: Valid 9000 | Error 0 | Loss 0
Stream 0x20000f88: received 10000 total ISO packets: Valid 10000 | Error 0 | Loss 0
Stream 0x20000f88: received 11000 total ISO packets: Valid 11000 | Error 0 | Loss 0
Stream 0x20000f88: received 12000 total ISO packets: Valid 12000 | Error 0 | Loss 0
Stream 0x20000f88: received 13000 total ISO packets: Valid 13000 | Error 0 | Loss 0
Stream 0x20000f88: received 14000 total ISO packets: Valid 14000 | Error 0 | Loss 0
Stream 0x20000f88: received 15000 total ISO packets: Valid 15000 | Error 0 | Loss 0
Stream 0x20000f88: received 16000 total ISO packets: Valid 16000 | Error 0 | Loss 0
Stream 0x20000f88: received 17000 total ISO packets: Valid 17000 | Error 0 | Loss 0
Stream 0x20000f88 disconnected with reason 0x08

(the disconnection is me powering off the source DK)

Is there a config change needed for headphone out?

[Amanda Hsieh]

Could you build with NCS v2.9.0 and provide the complete logs from the sink and source devices?

Also, check the Testing flow. 

[Nick_RA]

OK I am already using 2.9.0.

The user interface mentioned in the testing link doesn't exist, Is that written for a different sample app?

I'll start tomorrow with a fresh copy of the samples and capture logs.

Which of the board configs is best? From memory there is a choice of nRF5340 Audio Dk Application CPU, Network CPU and Non-Secure.

Thanks

Nick

[Amanda Hsieh]

Nick_RA said:

This is after uninstalling everything and reinstalling a fresh copy of everything. I can build a sample app in vs code, so that's working.

Happy to hear it works.

[Nick_RA]

<sigh> You're selectively reading and/or completely missing the point. IT DOES NOT #*%%$@ WORK!!

I meant reinstalling everything is working, because I can build a Blinky in VS Code. So cmake is OK in this context.

What you quoted here is NOT working!!!

Amanda Hsieh said:

Although building and programming using the VS Code Extension is not supported, you still can use the script or command line to achieve that.

To achieve your requirement with the nRF53 AudioDK, I think nRF5340 Audio: Broadcast source with CONFIG_AUDIO_SOURCE_I2S already can do that.

[Amanda Hsieh]

Sorry to misunderstand your reply. 

If you are using buildprog.py, please enable CONFIG_AUDIO_SOURCE_I2S in the prj.conf to build. 

[Nick_RA]

Amanda Hsieh said:

If you are using buildprog.py, please enable CONFIG_AUDIO_SOURCE_I2S in the prj.conf to build.

How is that going to help with 

FATAL ERROR: CMake is not installed or cannot be found; cannot build.

(did you actually read the output I posted? Are you a bot?)

In any case, I have already done that.

[Amanda Hsieh]

Check out this post.