fuchsia.audio.controller

NOT_SUPPORTED

The operation is not implemented, supported, or enabled.

UNKNOWN_FATAL

Some other problem occurred that cannot be classified using one of the more specific statuses. Future requests to this method will also fail.

UNKNOWN_CAN_RETRY

Some other problem occurred, but there is reason to believe this operation may succeed in the future. Client can retry this request.

1

Frequency rate adjustment to a clone of the system monotonic clock. Given in parts per million relative to the system monotonic rate. Must fall within [ZX_CLOCK_UPDATE_MIN_RATE_ADJUST, ZX_CLOCK_UPDATE_MAX_RATE_ADJUST]. For more info, see zx_clock_update. If not specified, use the reference clock's default rate.

Optional.

2

Starting delta between the reference clock passed to AudioRenderer or Capturer and the system monotonic clock. If not specified, do not adjust reference clock offset.

Optional.

1

Id of the device to set the gain state.

Required.

2

Desired gain state.

Required.

1

Id of device to retrieve information about, and whether it is an input or output device.

Required.

1

Information about the device.

Required.

1

List of available devices, sorted by name.

Required.

1

Whether device is input or output.

Required. Future device types may not require this field.

2

ID of device.

Required.

3

Device type. If not specified, defaults to StreamConfig.

1

Whether to mute the audio stream. If unspecified, do not adjust the existing mute value.

Optional.

2

Gain level in dB. If unspecified, do not adjust stream or device gain.

Optional.

1

Socket for the client to send audio data. Should transmit entire file in WAV format.

Required.

2

Play on device ring buffer or AudioRenderer.

Required.

3

Play settings.

Optional. If not specified, use unity gain unmuted, and no other gain processing enabled.

1

Total number of bytes sent to destination.

1

Record from AudioCapturer or ring buffer.

Required.

2

Streamtype.

Required.

3

Duration in nanoseconds to record audio data. If not specified, daemon will send data back to ffx client until it receives a stop signal following a keypress. If present, the record request is still cancelable via handle below.

Optional.

4

Handle to signal when to stop sending data back to ffx client.

Required.

5

Record gain settings. If not specified, AudioCapturer's defaults will apply.

Optional.

6

Buffer size. If not specified, allocate enough to hold one second of audio data.

Optional.

1

Contains audio data in the form of a complete WAV file.

Required.

2

Errors from daemon component for ffx plugin to display.

Required.

1

The usage of the audio stream.

Required.

2

The reference clock type used by the stream. If unspecified, use the default reference clock provided by the capturer.

Optional.

1

The usage of the audio stream.

Required.

2

The reference clock type used by the stream. If unspecified, use the default reference clock provided by the renderer.

Optional.

3

How many packets to use when sending data to an AudioRenderer. Optional. If not specified, AudioDaemon will use four packets.

1

Top level static properties of the stream.

Required.

2

Supported formats.

Required.

3

Gain state.

Required.

4

Plug state.

Required.

1

How many packets to use when sending data to an AudioRenderer. Optional. If not specified, AudioDaemon will use four packets.

1

AudioCapturer for standard frequencies.

2

AudioCapturer for ultrasonic frequencies.

1

Use a flexible clock.

2

Use the system monotonic clock.

3

Use a monotonic clock with possible rate adjustment and offset relative to the system monotonic clock.

1

2

3

1

2

3

1

2

3

1

Device supports the fuchsia.hardware.audio/StreamConfig protocol.

1

Create an AudioRenderer using the audio_core API and play audio through it.

2

Write audio data directly to a device ring buffer.

1

2

3

1

2

1

Create an audio_core AudioCapturer and record audio data from it.

2

Create an audio_core AudioCapturer with loopback and record audio data from it.

3

Raad audio data directly from a device ring buffer.

1

2

3

1

Renderer for standard frequencies.

2

Renderer for ultrasonic frequencies.

Maximum number of audio devices in the system at any time.