Re: [Bluez-devel] RE : Quality of a2dp sound

[Adrian Glaubitz <glaubitz@physik.fu-berlin.de>]

Hello Frederic,

> I've been using a2dpd for days with xmms.
> I've pretty good quality and the latest patch make it possible to select encoding parameter so sound is better.
> There is still some gain loss but it is enough to make you deaf.

Maybe I should go for the latest patches then, too. Though I think my
version (30 Oct) is quite recent.

> 
> > the quality is set to telephone quality only (8kHz, Mono) though my headset can do up to
> > 44,1kHz Stereo (SONY VGP-BRM1D) and a2dpd even displays 44,1kHz. 
> 8khz is when you use heasetd and sco, isn't it?
> a2dpd will be 44,1 khz but you may have choppy sound.

I have 8kHz and choppy sound :(. But as I said before, sound is almost
perfect with "a2play" except for some noise and the speed-problems.

> 
> > Also the sound is chopped very often with a2dpd, so this is no use for me
> at the moment :(.
> Which player are you using? I have to agree that some player are giving us trouble, but I had success with xmms,vlc and mpg321.

I tried "xmms" (latest Debian ETCH) for a2dpd and mpg123 for a2play.

Greetings,

Adrian

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