Closed undonepotato closed 7 months ago
I have added the 03f0:068c
in the source code to be detected.
Now, can you compile the issue branch to test it? You will need the gcc
/clang
compiler, make
, and the libusb dynamic library. Chances are you already have all of this.
You can compile and test e.g. like this:
git clone -b 8-isnt-connected-03f0068c-and-03f00294 https://github.com/Ors1mer/QuadcastRGB.git
cd QuadcastRGB
make quadcastrgb
./quadcastrgb solid
If you confirm that it works, I'll add the commit to the main branch and create the new RPM package (as well as deb).
Compiled and ran. The ./quadcastrgb solid
command worked without issues, but when I try to do anything else it does this; don't know if this is a problem or not.
./quadcastrgb wave
Another program is using the microphone already. Stopping.
Thanks.
Everything's how it is supposed to be. Read Problem 4 from README.
I'll merge the branch and create the RPM package a bit later. And, of course, you're free to use the binary you compiled.
You can get the new RPM from here: https://ors1mer.xyz/downloads/quadcastrgb-1.0.3-2.x86_64.rpm
I just got my mic, and want to use this. The IDs I get when running
lsusb
don't seem to be supported according to the README.lsusb:
(this is the microphone, no idea why it shows up as HP, Inc [unknown].)
lsusb -vd 03f0:0294
:lsusb -vd 03f0:068c
:Installed with RPM on Fedora 39.