[wdmaudiodev] Re: AudioDG.exe crashing
- From: Waldemar Haszlakiewicz <waldemar.haszlakiewicz@xxxxxxxx>
- To: Waldemar Haszlakiewicz <wdmaudiodev@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2010 13:33:24 +0100
nobody?
WH> Hi guys
WH> I have a strange problem that I don't know how to fix.
WH> A little of the story telling first... I'm updating AVStream driver that
worked perfectly under XP, but it fails under Win 7 32bit (vista not tested).
WH> The driver copies buffers manually as the the card has a hardware bug and
it needs a specific copy protocol for it to
WH> work... so everything is manually copied in DPC.
WH> Now the symptoms of the problem is that I don't receive any stream pointers
for output buffers...
WH> I get them for inputs, but the sound still doesn't come through.
WH> After some debugging I've noticed in WindDbg that I get a strange warning:
WH>
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WH> Launch of AudioDG.EXE as a protected process failed with
STATUS_INVALID_IMAGE_HASH
WH> This usually means that there is a problem with PEAUTH, because an
unexpected
WH> DLL was added to the audiodg.exe process
WH> To find the offending binary, please do the following from an *elevated
window*:
WH> 1.
\\showtime\public\pmp\tools\MSInternal\ConfigKeys\EnablePEAuthLogging.reg
WH> 2. Reboot the machine
WH> 3. \\showtime\public\pmp\tools\MSInternal\PEBinCheck\PEBinCheck.cmd
WH> The output file on the screen will contain the offending binary.
WH> To get the build to boot, audiodg is being restarted outside of the
protected
WH> environment, audio will continue to function, but playback of protected
WH> content will be disabled
WH> For more information, please see:
WH> http://dmd/wmpg/mf/cp/PMP/Lists/Protected%20Environment%20FAQ/Flat.aspx
WH>
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WH> Normally I get this the first time I press start on any audio player.
WH> Then DPC starts doing it's thing, but as there is no data nothing happens.
WH> Now the thing is even more drastic that if you press stop or even close the
application, the stop command wont be send to
WH> the driver, so the only option to stop it is to restart the machine.
WH> I've rechecked if the Audiodg.exe files are corrupted on the machine...
compared to notebook running also running Win 7 32bit
WH> and the files are identical... same size and same date of creation.
WH> I've also checked event logs and there was a strange event for WMP that it
could not load DRM stuff, because debugger is
WH> running... is this related to AudioDG.exe?
WH> Has somebody already come around something like this or is there something
I can set (a flag or something) that would give me some more detail of what is
happening?
WH> So that I can fix it...
WH> Any help would be REALLY appreciated.
WH> Waldemar Haszlakiewicz
WH> Below are framing and pin definitions....
WH> KSALLOCATOR_FRAMING_EX driver_c::m_AllocatorFraming_Wave_Stereo =
WH> {
WH> 1,
WH> 0,
WH> {
WH> 1,
WH> 1,
WH> 0
WH> },
WH> 0,
WH> {
WH> {
WH> STATICGUIDOF( KSMEMORY_TYPE_KERNEL_NONPAGED ),
//MemoryType
WH> STATIC_KS_TYPE_DONT_CARE,
//BusType
WH> KSALLOCATOR_REQUIREMENTF_MUST_ALLOCATE,
//MemoryFlags
WH> 0,
//BusFlags
WH> KSALLOCATOR_REQUIREMENTF_SYSTEM_MEMORY,
//Flags
WH> 1,
//Frames
WH> FILE_QUAD_ALIGNMENT,
//FileAlignment
WH> 0,
//MemoryTypeWeight
WH> {
//PhysicalRange
WH> 0, //min:
2*glClass.bufferSize <- it's set at SetBufferSize
WH> 0, //max:
2*glClass.bufferSize <- it's set at SetBufferSize
WH> 0 //step: 0
WH> },
WH> {
//FramingRange
WH> {
WH> //Defines optimal range of frame sizes.
WH> //Notice:
WH> //You will have to reset this every time
the driver
WH> //buffer will change.
WH> 0, //MinFrameSize:
2*glClass.bufferSize <- it's set at SetBufferSize
WH> 0, //MaxFrameSize:
2*glClass.bufferSize <- it's set at SetBufferSize
WH> 0 //Stepping: 0
WH> },
WH> 0,
WH> 0
WH> }
WH> }
WH> }
WH> };
WH> And next pin description:
WH> KSPIN_DESCRIPTOR_EX KsPinDescriptors_4xx_Wave_Stereo[] =
WH> {
WH> //WaveIn 1,2
WH> //Sink Pin
WH> {
WH> &PinDispatch_Wave,
WH> NULL,
WH> {
WH> SIZEOF_ARRAY( PinInterfaces_Wave ),
WH> (KSPIN_INTERFACE*) &PinInterfaces_Wave,
WH> SIZEOF_ARRAY( PinMediums_Wave ),
WH> (KSPIN_MEDIUM*) &PinMediums_Wave,
WH> SIZEOF_ARRAY(
PinAudioFormatRanges_4xx_WaveSink_Stereo ),
WH> PinAudioFormatRanges_4xx_WaveSink_Stereo,
WH> KSPIN_DATAFLOW_OUT,
WH> KSPIN_COMMUNICATION_BOTH,
WH> &pinCategory,
WH> &pinName_Wave_line_in,
WH> 0
WH> },
WH> KSPIN_FLAG_DISPATCH_LEVEL_PROCESSING |
WH> //Directly poll the queue at DPC time( transport data to
hardware ).
WH> KSPIN_FLAG_DO_NOT_INITIATE_PROCESSING |
WH> //Pin is responsible to check for available frames.
WH> KSPIN_FLAG_FRAMES_NOT_REQUIRED_FOR_PROCESSING |
WH> KSPIN_FLAG_PROCESS_IN_RUN_STATE_ONLY |
WH> //Change status one step at a time.
WH> KSPIN_FLAG_USE_STANDARD_TRANSPORT,
WH> 1, //InstancesPossible
WH> 0, //InstancesNecessary
WH> &driver_c::m_AllocatorFraming_Wave_Stereo,
WH>
(PFNKSINTERSECTHANDLEREX)&driver_c::Pin_AudioIntersectHandler
WH> },
WH> //Bridge PIN
WH> {
WH> NULL,
WH> NULL,
WH> {
WH> SIZEOF_ARRAY( PinInterfaces_Wave ),
WH> (KSPIN_INTERFACE*) &PinInterfaces_Wave,
WH> SIZEOF_ARRAY( PinMediums_Wave ),
WH> (KSPIN_MEDIUM*) &PinMediums_Wave,
WH> SIZEOF_ARRAY( PinAudioFormatRanges_WaveBridge ),
WH> PinAudioFormatRanges_WaveBridge,
WH> KSPIN_DATAFLOW_IN,
WH> KSPIN_COMMUNICATION_NONE,
WH> &pinCategory_bridge,
WH> &pinName_bridge_line_in,
WH> 0
WH> },
WH> 0,
WH> 0,
WH> 0,
WH> NULL,
WH> NULL
WH> },
WH> //WaveOut 1,2
WH> //Sink PIN
WH> {
WH> &PinDispatch_Wave,
WH> &AutomationTable_Wave_Stereo,
WH> {
WH> SIZEOF_ARRAY( PinInterfaces_Wave ),
WH> (KSPIN_INTERFACE*) &PinInterfaces_Wave,
WH> SIZEOF_ARRAY( PinMediums_Wave ),
WH> (KSPIN_MEDIUM*) &PinMediums_Wave,
WH> SIZEOF_ARRAY(
PinAudioFormatRanges_4xx_WaveSink_Stereo ),
WH> PinAudioFormatRanges_4xx_WaveSink_Stereo,
WH> KSPIN_DATAFLOW_IN,
WH> KSPIN_COMMUNICATION_SINK,
WH> &pinCategory,
WH> &pinName_Wave_line_out,
WH> 0
WH> },
WH> //We need this if we want to call KsPinAttemptProcessing
WH> //synhronically( do KsPinProcessing come back to DPC )
WH> KSPIN_FLAG_DISPATCH_LEVEL_PROCESSING |
WH> //Directly poll the queue at DPC time( transport data to
hardware ).
WH> KSPIN_FLAG_DO_NOT_INITIATE_PROCESSING |
WH> //Pin is responsible to check for available frames.
WH> KSPIN_FLAG_FRAMES_NOT_REQUIRED_FOR_PROCESSING |
WH> KSPIN_FLAG_PROCESS_IN_RUN_STATE_ONLY |
WH> //Change status one step at a time.
WH> KSPIN_FLAG_USE_STANDARD_TRANSPORT |
WH> KSPIN_FLAG_RENDERER,
WH> 1, //InstancesPossible
WH> 0, //InstancesNecessary
WH> &driver_c::m_AllocatorFraming_Wave_Stereo,
WH>
(PFNKSINTERSECTHANDLEREX)&driver_c::Pin_AudioIntersectHandler
WH> },
WH> //Bridge PIN
WH> {
WH> NULL,
WH> NULL,
WH> {
WH> SIZEOF_ARRAY( PinInterfaces_Wave ),
WH> (KSPIN_INTERFACE*) &PinInterfaces_Wave,
WH> SIZEOF_ARRAY( PinMediums_Wave ),
WH> (KSPIN_MEDIUM*) &PinMediums_Wave,
WH> SIZEOF_ARRAY( PinAudioFormatRanges_WaveBridge ),
WH> PinAudioFormatRanges_WaveBridge,
WH> KSPIN_DATAFLOW_OUT,
WH> KSPIN_COMMUNICATION_NONE,
WH> &pinCategory_bridge,
WH> &pinName_bridge_line_out,
WH> 0
WH> },
WH> 0,
WH> 0,
WH> 0,
WH> NULL,
WH> NULL
WH> }
WH> };
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