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[LAU] MOTU AVB 624 (and others) - Firmware Update 1.3.4+202
l***@contacte.xyz
2018-06-23 13:24:46 UTC
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Hello.

MOTU has release a new firmware for some AVB cards.

https://motu.com/proaudio/index.html#avb-download-additional-resources

Tested on a 624 AVB with a Gnu/Linux Debian 9.4

Install with no trouble - how great is this embedded interface, so easy
to control the card and updates with Gnu/Linux.

Previous firware on the card was the v1.3.1+81 (Release Date
2017-06-21) i've never installed the v1.3.2+102 (Release Date
2017-12-13)

Some changes in the interface - Touch control menu added, i do not use
it.

So far 0 sound/linux troubles here. Tested playback/recording from
analog or guitar input and mic input.

Changelog.
v1.3.4+202 (Release Date 2018-06-20)

Introduces new Touch Console™
Fixes an intermittent issue that could cause audio glitch on USB input
Improves audio startup timing
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All the best.
David Kastrup
2018-06-23 13:50:38 UTC
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Post by l***@contacte.xyz
Hello.
MOTU has release a new firmware for some AVB cards.
https://motu.com/proaudio/index.html#avb-download-additional-resources
Tested on a 624 AVB with a Gnu/Linux Debian 9.4
Install with no trouble - how great is this embedded interface, so easy
to control the card and updates with Gnu/Linux.
I thought MOTU was not exactly on the "Linux-friendly" vendor list? Has
this changed or is this thing so class-compliant that it's painless
anyway?
--
David Kastrup
Paul Davis
2018-06-23 14:43:19 UTC
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​I thought MOTU was not exactly on the "Linux-friendly" vendor list? Has
this changed or is this thing so class-compliant that it's painless
anyway?
​it is (1) class compliant (2) completely configured from any web browser
(on any platform)​
jonetsu
2018-06-23 14:58:40 UTC
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On Sat, 23 Jun 2018 10:43:19 -0400
​it is (1) class compliant (2) completely configured from any web
browser (on any platform)​
Does it make any sense to embed their configuration API into Ardour ?
Paul Davis
2018-06-23 15:06:11 UTC
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Post by jonetsu
On Sat, 23 Jun 2018 10:43:19 -0400
Post by Paul Davis
​it is (1) class compliant (2) completely configured from any web
browser (on any platform)​
Does it make any sense to embed their configuration API into Ardour ?
​There is no configuration API. Unless you mean put a web browser into
Ardour so that it could be pointed at the server in the device.

Also, why would Ardour do that? Ardour is intended to be hardware neutral
(and can even be run without hardware).​
Chris Caudle
2018-06-23 16:10:24 UTC
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Post by Paul Davis
Does it make any sense to embed [MOTU audio interface]
configuration API into Ardour ?
There is no configuration API.
No obvious API, but they could be using e.g. a REST style interface on the
back end.
Post by Paul Davis
Also, why would Ardour do that?
I have often wanted a plugin for an Ardour channel strip that would let me
control mic amplifier gain directly from Ardour, like you can do from a
hardware mixer.
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Chris Caudle
Paul Davis
2018-06-23 17:23:01 UTC
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Post by Chris Caudle
Post by Paul Davis
Does it make any sense to embed [MOTU audio interface]
configuration API into Ardour ?
There is no configuration API.
No obvious API, but they could be using e.g. a REST style interface on the
back end.
​Sure, but why on earth try to figure that out when you could just embed a
browser and use the really not bad interface they've already developed?​
Post by Chris Caudle
Post by Paul Davis
Also, why would Ardour do that?
I have often wanted a plugin for an Ardour channel strip that would let me
control mic amplifier gain directly from Ardour, like you can do from a
hardware mixer.
​Write a Lua script and you can make it do whatever you want, even with a
little in-line GUI display in the mixer-strip .....​
l***@contacte.xyz
2018-06-23 22:48:41 UTC
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Hello.
I've made report last year, on Ultralite AVB and 624 AVB on the list.
Sorry the pictures are out now, as the server is dead.

Report and links on the LAU archives :


https://lists.linuxaudio.org/archives/linux-audio-user/2017-May/108188.html

All the best !
Post by David Kastrup
Post by l***@contacte.xyz
Hello.
MOTU has release a new firmware for some AVB cards.
https://motu.com/proaudio/index.html#avb-download-additional-resources
Tested on a 624 AVB with a Gnu/Linux Debian 9.4
Install with no trouble - how great is this embedded interface, so easy
to control the card and updates with Gnu/Linux.
I thought MOTU was not exactly on the "Linux-friendly" vendor list?
Has
this changed or is this thing so class-compliant that it's painless
anyway?
Christopher Obbard
2018-06-23 22:50:21 UTC
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It’s a shame the image links don’t work!

Chris
Post by l***@contacte.xyz
Hello.
I've made report last year, on Ultralite AVB and 624 AVB on the list.
Sorry the pictures are out now, as the server is dead.
https://lists.linuxaudio.org/archives/linux-audio-user/2017-May/108188.html
All the best !
Post by David Kastrup
Post by l***@contacte.xyz
Hello.
MOTU has release a new firmware for some AVB cards.
https://motu.com/proaudio/index.html#avb-download-additional-resources
Tested on a 624 AVB with a Gnu/Linux Debian 9.4
Install with no trouble - how great is this embedded interface, so easy
to control the card and updates with Gnu/Linux.
I thought MOTU was not exactly on the "Linux-friendly" vendor list?
Has
this changed or is this thing so class-compliant that it's painless
anyway?
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