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2010-02-14
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At one point when driving I thought I noted a skip every 10 mins, but in other situations (at my desk with the BH-905) the skips are more frequent.
What BT audio device are you using for the output?
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2010-02-17
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BTW it doesn't happen with a wired connection, only BT. I noticed that pulseaudio is showing --high-priority, but bluetooth is not. Would it make sense to make the BT driver a high priority as well?
Last edited by Eric G; 2010-02-10 at 14:12.