> Christopher Moore wrote: >>Hey everyone, >> >>I'm new to this whole dbus/libusb programming in general, but let me >>explain what I'm trying to do: >> >>I have a Linksys Cit200 phone that is detected by the kernel as an audio >>and hid device. What I'm trying to do is to get the phone to talk to >>another application (in this case skype). The only problem is no sound >>plays through it's speaker nor is any audio recorded via the mic. I'm >> not sure if I have to send an "activation" to the device somehow or >> what... >> >>Separately, I have figured out what commands are needed (using Python) >> to connect to the device via pyUSB, as well as using the Skype API to >> talk to skype. What I'm missing is the glue that will allow the phone >> to speak to skype. Would this be the role of dbus? If that's the case, >> how do I use dbus to communicate with this device? > > D-Bus could do that, but given the latency requirements, maybe it's not > the best option. > > In any case, you have to ask the Skype developers first how to inject > sound data from the phone into skype and the other way around. > > It might be easier to just configure Skype to use that, since it detects > USB sound devices. >
I actually have skype pointed to the plughw device (plughw:CIT200,0), but nothing gets send to it. I'll shoot a mail to the skype developers about how to communicate with the device ... Maybe they'll play nice, who knows. Thanks _______________________________________________ xdg mailing list [email protected] http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/xdg
