* bluetooth/libalsa design
@ 2005-09-18 4:56 Brad Midgley
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From: Brad Midgley @ 2005-09-18 4:56 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: alsa-devel
Hi
Marcel Holtmann has done some investigation into making stereo/a2dp
headsets available through libalsa. We've gone back and forth and
decided that making a libalsa plugin is the best approach.
We've assumed the connection would be used by one app at a time and the
bluetooth connection would be made on the audio device open call and
closed after the audio device close call (with the possibility that the
close is deferred in case the app immediately opens the audio device again).
Is it workable if instead, the bluetooth connection is brought up when
the audio device is written to? We could close the connection when no
writes have happened for a certain amount of time. Combined with an
audio server of some sort, we could make an audio device that is
available to all apps on the system and even more than one app at a time
without burning out the headset's batteries during silence.
Does this approach sound workable? Which audio servers are appropriate
in the middle there?
Brad
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