STM32F723 DISCO, Audio play/record example - SAI interrupts twice fast then expected

[BRusl.1]

Hi,

Having STM32F723 DISCO with simple play/record example. Need to process sound by 20ms periods, so I've calculated PCM buffer size as :

```

#define AUDIO_CHANNELS         2

#define AUDIO_PCM_BIT_RESOLUTION    16

#define AUDIO_SAMPLE_LENGTH_MS     20

#define AUDIO_SAMPLE_SIZE        (AUDIO_CHANNELS * (SAMPLE_RATE/1000) * AUDIO_SAMPLE_LENGTH_MS)

#define AUDIO_PERIODS          2

#define AUDIO_BUFFER_SIZE        (AUDIO_SAMPLE_SIZE * AUDIO_PERIODS)

```

So I'm expect the HAL_SAI_TxHalfCpltCallback & HAL_SAI_TxCpltCallback to trigger each 20ms, but it triggers each 10ms:

```

[0000:00:00:00.000] Firmware v1.0 started, h/w rev: 0x1000

[0000:00:00:00.000] System clock: 216 MHz, HCLK/AHB clock: 216 MHz, PCLK1/APB1 clock: 54 MHz, PCLK2/APB2 clock: 108 MHz

[0000:00:00:00.655] SAI clock: 49.142856 MHz

[0000:00:00:00.655] Audio inited: Sample rate: 16000, channels: 2, period length: 20 ms, AUDIO_PCM16BIT_SAMPLE_SIZE: 640, doubled AUDIO_PCM16BIT_BUFFER_SIZE: 1280

[0000:00:00:00.655] Board inited

[0000:00:00:00.655] App started

[0000:00:00:00.655] Generating sine table for 200Hz

[0000:00:00:00.832] Sine table gen completed

[0000:00:00:00.833] Audio started

[0000:00:00:00.843] BSP_AUDIO_OUT_HalfTransfer_CallBack

[0000:00:00:00.853] BSP_AUDIO_OUT_TransferComplete_CallBack

[0000:00:00:00.863] BSP_AUDIO_OUT_HalfTransfer_CallBack

[0000:00:00:00.873] BSP_AUDIO_OUT_TransferComplete_CallBack

```

What can be the problem ?

[BRusl.1]

BTW: with SAI_SLOT_NUMBER set to 2 speaker output no longer works (silence) but headphone is ok.

[BRusl.1]

I've hoped that stock example is something that should work and tested at factory with all outputs, sample rates, etc. but seems this is just buggy skeleton code

[AScha.3]

oh, its STM standard.... :)

[BRusl.1]

They are always using 4 slots - 2 for speaker, 2 for headphone, I think this is for having the same SAI config for OUTPUT_DEVICE_BOTH mode. Next I've found the BSP_AUDIO_IN_OUT_Init() which works at least for 4 slots. Thanks AScha for your help again !