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2008-07-09
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#151
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Originally Posted by lbattraw
Those were never needed anyway, those files are for the older a2dpd which works worse than the current implementation anyway.
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2008-07-09
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#152
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Originally Posted by qwerty12
Thanks for the info! There seems to be quite a bit of partial, inaccurate, or outdated information floating around. Incidentally I found out that it wasn't a problem with Kagu at all; apparently the DSP implementation doesn't appreciate low bit rates. The problem MP3s were at 64K bit (podcasts) and everything else seems to work great. Off to the garage page to report the bug...
Those were never needed anyway, those files are for the older a2dpd which works worse than the current implementation anyway.
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2008-07-09
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#153
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Originally Posted by qwerty12
Thank's. Work fine. Only one problem: doesn't work when screen is locked.
Meh, forget kernel, all the easy and more worthwhile stuff is done by dbus. Go on bitsmithy.net.
Looking at my headset-control may be useful too.
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2008-07-09
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#154
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Originally Posted by svs57
Yeah
Thank's. Work fine. Only one problem: doesn't work when screen is locked.
, I saw that one too. I wonder if there is a remote control program for mplayer that doesn't rely on keypresses (in headset-control, I make it use dbus-send which is much more reliable than xte/keypresses and works when locked)
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2008-07-09
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#155
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apparently the DSP implementation doesn't appreciate low bit rates. The problem MP3s were at 64K bit (podcasts) and everything else seems to work great. Off to the garage page to report the bug...
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2008-07-09
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I'd think sampling frequencies are more likely the trouble than bitrates... from what I understand, the MP3 gets decoded to PCM, and that gets SBC encoded, so there shouldn't be much possibility for interactions there. (Especially not implementation-specific interactions...)
@qwerty12:
Well, I ordered some A2DP, so I should be able to try this at some point... but not having tried it, I'll make a recommendation. Don't use mplayer for this, use mpd. (I know, that's my recommendation for everything, but I really mean it this time.
) Since mpd uses libao for output, you should be able to point it at the A2DP, and it's designed for remote control...
Also, if sample-rates are being a trouble, I know how to set up mpd to do its own rate conversion, thus working around that trouble for the moment. Not saying you can't do that with mplayer, but I don't know how.
But if you insist on mplayer... try slave mode? (And a FIFO, of course...) Then you can have some dumb front-end giving you whatever limited control you feel like hacking together, and have the headset dbus listener dump commands in the same FIFO; there's a race condition, naturally, but they shouldn't collide unless you try issuing commands at the same time with the UI and the buttons (and are lucky and/or exceeding good at synchronous manual button-presses).
@qwerty12:
Well, I ordered some A2DP, so I should be able to try this at some point... but not having tried it, I'll make a recommendation. Don't use mplayer for this, use mpd. (I know, that's my recommendation for everything, but I really mean it this time.
) Since mpd uses libao for output, you should be able to point it at the A2DP, and it's designed for remote control...Also, if sample-rates are being a trouble, I know how to set up mpd to do its own rate conversion, thus working around that trouble for the moment. Not saying you can't do that with mplayer, but I don't know how.
But if you insist on mplayer... try slave mode? (And a FIFO, of course...) Then you can have some dumb front-end giving you whatever limited control you feel like hacking together, and have the headset dbus listener dump commands in the same FIFO; there's a race condition, naturally, but they shouldn't collide unless you try issuing commands at the same time with the UI and the buttons (and are lucky and/or exceeding good at synchronous manual button-presses).
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2008-07-09
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#157
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Originally Posted by Benson
Tried that and it would connect for a second and disconnect, and the error log was fun to look at :/
@qwerty12:
Well, I ordered some A2DP, so I should be able to try this at some point... but not having tried it, I'll make a recommendation. Don't use mplayer for this, use mpd. (I know, that's my recommendation for everything, but I really mean it this time.
But mpd isn't my forte anyway
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2008-07-09
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#158
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I'd think sampling frequencies are more likely the trouble than bitrates... from what I understand, the MP3 gets decoded to PCM, and that gets SBC encoded, so there shouldn't be much possibility for interactions there. (Especially not implementation-specific interactions...)
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2008-07-09
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#159
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Originally Posted by lardman
Silly question, but is using the software encoder instead of the DSP encode just a matter of changing the .mplayer/config file so it reads
Please do report it. Does the software sbc encoder handle these files? There should be no difference between the two (DSP & ARM sw).
afm=libmad instead of
afm=dspmp3 ?
If so, then yes, both implementations sound identical. I can still file a bug, I just need to confirm I'm testing the right things.
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2008-07-09
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No, that's changing the MP3 decoder, not the SBC encoder...
Not quite sure how to switch it easily (as I don't have it yet), but if you uninstall lardman's dsp-sbc package, that should do it (in classic bludgeon style).
Not quite sure how to switch it easily (as I don't have it yet), but if you uninstall lardman's dsp-sbc package, that should do it (in classic bludgeon style).
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