The Digital Pioneer wrote:
That might make things more difficult. :P Why not have Openmoko make
one? They're the hardware folks, I'm more of a software-guru-wannabe. :P
They'd certainly have a market among openmoko users, as well as linux
laptop users. They'd be the only ones able to take
Yeah, and how much trouble could it possibly be to implement? I have no idea
really, but it sounds like a software (firmware?) feature, so it shouldn't
be hard or costly at all to do... So why not? But alas, I think I'm
preaching to the choir. Heheheh
The Digital Pioneer wrote:
OK then. So does anyone know of a headset that CAN do OGG? :D
Can be arranged, if you get us a open-source headset . . .
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It's only possible to do through gstreamer, unfortunately. ALSA doesn't
support it. (I don't even know if the ALSA API could even be used for that
purpose.. I'm sure someone with more knowledge than me can answer that)
I use debian, so I don't know if step by step instructions would be useful
Oh! One more thing. You need to have 'MPEG12Sources=1' under the '[A2DP]'
section in /etc/bluetooth/audio.conf
For everything else, defaults should be fine. I also found it beneficial to
performance to set the following lines in /etc/bluetooth/hcid.conf
lm accept,master;
lp hold,sniff,park;
On Thursday 26 February 2009 09:07:12 you wrote:
On Wednesday 25 February 2009 22:06:49 you wrote:
So is this to say that the bluetooth earpiece itself has MP3-decoding
capability? I find that hard to imagine. So where is the decoding actually
taking place? And can it be done with OGG too,
/me finds it very interesting
looking forward to a good implementation of it
(also have you any idea how much it will impact the battery lifetime
of the bluetooth unit?)
On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 8:02 PM, Daniel Benoy dan...@benoy.name wrote:
On Thursday 26 February 2009 09:07:12 you wrote:
On
Apparently bluez supports sending mp3 data directly to bluetooth stereo
headphones, rather than using CPU taxing SBC compression encoding. This is
especially good on the openmoko. In my experience, it can handle even high
fidelity audio, but as soon as you start using the GUI or some other
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Somebody in the thread at some point said:
| Hi,
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| Daniel Benoy wrote:
| Apparently bluez supports sending mp3 data directly to bluetooth stereo
| headphones, rather than using CPU taxing SBC compression encoding.
|
| (FYI: The way to test direct
So is this to say that the bluetooth earpiece itself has MP3-decoding
capability? I find that hard to imagine. So where is the decoding actually
taking place? And can it be done with OGG too, since it's the obviously
superior codec. :P
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My guess is that the conversion to A2DP from MP3 takes place inside
the WM8753 chip which sends that directly to the bluetooth hardware. I
couldn't find anything about OGG support there from what I've read, it
seems to have support for MPEG and PCM codecs as required by HSP and
A2DP bluetooth
OK then. So does anyone know of a headset that CAN do OGG? :D
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