sof/tools/plugin
Marcin Szkudlinski 310cd361f5 buf: add .clean method to audio_buffer API
clean method does clean all buffer data
leaving config as is
Need to be implemented as virtual method
as is implemented difrently in each buffer type

Signed-off-by: Marcin Szkudlinski <marcin.szkudlinski@intel.com>
2024-11-05 10:49:48 +00:00
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alsaconf tools: plugin: 50-sof: Add new config for 16KHz stereo 16-bit format 2024-02-16 21:45:27 +02:00
alsaplug tools: plugin: Simplify the command line 2024-10-28 12:32:00 +00:00
modules buf: add .clean method to audio_buffer API 2024-11-05 10:49:48 +00:00
pipe plugin: alsaplug: Add kcontrol set up callback 2024-09-13 12:50:54 +03:00
CMakeLists.txt tools: plugin: modules: Introduce the OpenVino noise suppression module 2024-02-16 21:45:27 +02:00
README.md tools: plugin: Simplify the command line 2024-10-28 12:32:00 +00:00
common.c tools: plugin: ctl: Add support for bytes control 2024-09-19 18:21:33 +01:00
common.h tools: plugin: ctl: Add support for bytes control 2024-09-19 18:21:33 +01:00

README.md

##ALSA Plugin

The SOF ALSA plugin allows SOF topologies to be run on the host. The plugin is still WIP with many rough edges that need refined before production deployment, however the plugin is usable today as a rapid development framework for SOF infrastructure and processing.

#Features

  • aplay & arecord usage working today
  • alsamixer & amixer usage not working today
  • modules are loaded as SO shared libraries.
  • topology is parsed by the plugin and pipelines associated with the requested PCM ID are loaded
  • pipelines run as individual userspace threads
  • pipelines can be pinned to efficency cores
  • pipelines can use realtime priority.
  • alsa sink and alsa source modules available.
  • pipelines can block (non blocking and mmap todo)

#License Code is a mixture of LGPL and BSD 3c.

#Usage Please build as cmake project, for IPC4 (functional) IPC3 is not functional and not supported

cd sof
cmake -GNinja -B build-plugin/ -S tools/plugin/
# Build external projects first to avoid build race condition
# Dropping -GNinja is another (very slow) option.
cmake --build    build-plugin/ -- sof_ep parser_ep
cmake --build    build-plugin/

then (use default ALSA prefix atm)

sudo cmake --install build-plugin/

Make sure to set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH to include directory where the SOF modules are installed
Ex: "~/work/sof/sof/build_plugin/sof_ep/install/lib:~/work/sof/sof/build_plugin/modules/"
And set the environment variable SOF_PLUGIN_TOPOLOGY_PATH to point to the directory containing the topology binary

Code can then be run by starting sof-pipe with your desired topology (Ex: sof-plugin.tplg)

 ./sof-pipe -T sof-plugin.tplg

At this point the sof-pipe daemon is waiting for IPC. Audio applications can now invoke sof-pipe processing via

aplay -Dsof:plugin:1:default:default:48k2c16b -f dat some48kHz.wav

The command line is parsed as follows:

  • "sof" is the plugin name
  • "sof-plugin" is the topology name. The "sof-" prefix and ".tplg" suffix will be appended by the plugin
  • "1" is the PCM ID for render/capture
  • "default": The first default is the card name
  • "default": The second default is the device name
  • "48k2c16b" is the config name for 48K, stereo, 16bit

Config name is optional in the command line. When it is not provided, hw_params will be used to configure the endpoint. In this case, the command line can be simplified to:

aplay -Dsof:plugin:1:default:default

When using the default device, the command line can be further simplified to:

aplay -Dsof:plugin:1

This renders audio to the sof-pipe daemon using the sof-plugin topology playback PCM ID 1. The above example needs to be 48k as example pipe has no SRC/ASRC.

Likewise

arecord -Dsof:plugin:1:default:default:48k2c16b -f dat file.wav

Will record audio using the plugin topology and PCM ID 1.

Mixer settings can be adjusted for sof-plugin by

alsamixer -Dsof:plugin

or

amixer -Dsof:plugin cset numid=1 20

Bytes control data can be set using sof-ctl as follows:

./sof-ctl -Dsof:plugin -n 4 -r -i 4 -p 2 -s ~/data.txt

where -n is the numid of the kcontrol, -i is the IPC version, -p is the param ID and -s specifies the data in csv format.

Bytes control data can be read using sof-ctl as follows:

./sof-ctl -Dsof:plugin -n 4 -i 4 -p 2

where -n is the numid of the kcontrol, -i is the IPC version and -p is the param ID.

Note: Bytes controls must have tlv_read/tlv_write and tlv_callback access.

Instructions for testing OpenVino noise suppression model with the SOF plugin:

  1. Fetch the model from the Open Model zoo repository ex: noise-suppression-poconetlike-0001.xml

https://docs.openvino.ai/archive/2023.0/omz_demos.html#build-the-demo-applications-on-linux

  1. Source OpenVino environment and get OpenCV https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/tools/openvino-toolkit-download.html

  2. Worth building and running the demo noise suppression application in the open model zoo repository to make sure OpenVino and OpenCV are configured properly.

  3. Set environment variable NOISE_SUPPRESSION_MODEL_NAME to point to the model file

export NOISE_SUPPRESSION_MODEL_NAME="~/open_model_zoo/demos/noise_suppression_demo/cpp/intel/noise-suppression-poconetlike-0001/FP16/noise-suppression-poconetlike-0001.xml"

  1. Enable noise suppression by setting NOISE_SUPPRESSION=true in the tplg-targets for the sof-plugin topology

  2. Start capture using the following command. This uses the 16K capture from the DMIC from PCM hw device 0,7. Currently, only 16K capture is supported but in the future this will be expanded to work with 48K capture.

arecord -Dsof:plugin:1:0:7:16k2c16b -f dat -r 16000 --period-size=2048 file_ns_16k.wa

#TODO Items (and T-shirt size) for single pipeline E2E audio

  • IPC4 support in tplg parser (M)
  • IPC4 support in plugin (pipe/ipc4.c) (M)
  • Fix ALSA -Dhw: device support (S), currently only default ALSA device works
  • Deprecate POSIX message queues for IPC and use UNIX sockets.(S)
  • Make better build system for modules i.e. remove hack-install.sh (S)
  • Need a simpler aplay/arecord cmd line.