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Bluetooth and Audio priority lists
EDIT: I've raised a brainstorm for this now: http://maemo.org/community/brainstor...dio_priorities
I've raised a wishlist bug - please vote on it: "Bug 6560" Below is what I've put in the bug - any further suggestions or improvements? EXACT STEPS LEADING TO PROBLEM: Example senarios: 1) I'm in the car with bluetooth stereo and bluetooth headset - I want A2DP audio to go to the stereo for music and phone calls to go to the headset and all other "system" sounds to go the device and the headset - not the stereo. 2) I'm at home, have Bluetooth speakers that support A2DP and various other profiles but have no microphone - I want to be able to tell N900 to never try and use audio in for this device - and preferably never to use this device for a call. EXPECTED OUTCOME: The solution I want is both (or at least one) of a) I want priority list for each service type such as "Music", "Phone calls", "System alerts", "Ring tones", "Alarm tones" I set which devices to use in order, or not at all - including the system speaker/headphones! so can have: "phone calls": 1) Jabra BT530 2) Jawbone Prime 3) Sony Stereo xxx 4) Wired headset 5) Internal -) Blackbox Mini (The blackbox has no mic so out of the list) "Music" 1) Sony Stereo xxx 2) Blackbox mini 3) Jabra BT530 4) Wired headset 5) Internal -) Jawbone Prime (Although you _can_ play music on the prime - its crap, and I'd rather it go to the speakers even when I have the prime in my ear, on and connected) b) in the Paired devices list to be able to set "controls" on every device - ie be able to set options for each device like: - type = music / phone calls / any - phone - ring_tones = yes / no / exclusive - alarm_tones = yes / no / excluseive - system_tones = yes / no / exclusive where exclusive means to not send to other devices lower in the priority order or internal speakers. |
Re: Bluetooth and Audio priority lists
I'm liking this. I've just tried the n900 with my car kit which only opens an audio channel until a call is in progress. Now, bringing the n900 into the car effectively mutes the n900 :(
As it is clear that the n900 can route different audio to different speakers and change that routing on the fly (I'm guessing via pulseaudio), doing this isn't beyond possibility. I like the thought of intelligently changing routing depending on individual device also. If you have multiple bluetooth enabled stereos then a walkthrough ofthe house would be an awesome demo. |
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