Re: step by step - how to get your bluetooth stereo headset fully working with the bluez software stack under linux

Chris Carlin <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.bluez.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Just to finish this up, Jelle, what type of bluetooth adapter do you have?

~Chris

Jelle de Jong wrote:
> Hello everybody,
>
> I have been playing around with bluetooth devices under linux the last 
> month or so. I got some very good and some very bad experience with it.
>
> I am planning to create some wiki pages when I can get things working 
> 100%. However I still got some major issues that I need to overcome.
>
> I bought a Motorola Bluetooth S805 stereo headset. It should get the 
> following functionality:
>
> - Playback of stereo quality audio without distortions and without delay 
> when playing audio and video at the same time.
> - Generic playback controls like playpause/stop/next/previous.
> - Internal microphone to record audio, used for audio recordings and 
> audio video conferences.
>
> I was planning to get things up and running step by step:
> - alsa configuration
> - bluetooth configuration
> - input device configuration
>
> So the alsa configuration exist out of:
> -- handle multiple audio streams (slave devices)
> -- make the device default or as a plugin
> -- use multiple bluetooth headset for the same audio (conference)
> -- use multiple bluetooth headset per user based (multiseat)
> -- force audio to use the correct bit-rate and frequency for the devices?
> -- set-up correct buffer so that playback is without distortions of out 
> of sync audio and video. (testing with totem-xine?)
> -- configure multiple profiles for stereo recording/playback
>
> Would somebody be willing to sent his working alsa configuration files 
> that can do some of the above functions:
>
> On this moment the headset plays stereo audio, but when watching video 
> with and audio dvd on totem-xine the audio is out of sync and when 
> scrolling or skipping chapters it get worse and hidd can even crash with 
> segmentation faults. There is also a lot of noise distortions.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Jelle
>
>
>
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