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Subject: Re: [9fans] VT6306 chip is for OHCI or UHCI?
From: Kenji Okamoto <okamoto@granite.cias.osakafu-u.ac.jp>
Date: Thu,  9 Sep 2004 17:00:31 +0900
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I got music from this CM106F chip USB audio device now!
I coundn't stop to write this here.  This is my summer vacation's
hacking result of this year.

I have still many things to be fixed, however, I think I got it
to make work for me.   Sound quality?  Not so good, better
than internal SB16 compatible card.=E2=98=BA

The device I'm using here is composed of only one chip
called CM106F, and connectors, which include S/PDIF
optical in/out, 2 mic input, a stereo line jack, three output
jacks for various speakers, and a jack for headphone, and
of course a USB connector.   The name of the device is
Kuro Sound(=E7=8E=84=E9=9F=B3) in Japan.  I don't know what is it called
outside.   However, you don't worry about it, because its
component is only a chip, called CM106F.

Kenji

PS. Sape, I'll send you my update soon.