[Bluez-devel] Success with current cvs and amarok

[Bluez-devel] Success with current cvs and amarok

[Mike Hodson]

I just wanted to report a near 100% success with amarok and the
current cvs bluez, to the point where its working to switch songs and
everything. :)

The one thing I think I may not have noticed before, mostly due to the
music i was testing with: techno/dance music. I think there is a very
slight timing / pitch change every now and then.  However ,as i
mentioned I do listen to dance music a lot and i honestly thought it
was part of the dj mixing. :)

Good work so far, and I am reconsidering my use of xmms as a media player

Mike

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Re: [Bluez-devel] Success with current cvs and amarok

[Tim Chick]

On Tuesday 06 March 2007 22:50, Mike Hodson wrote:
> I just wanted to report a near 100% success with amarok and the
> current cvs bluez, to the point where its working to switch songs and
> everything. :)
>
> The one thing I think I may not have noticed before, mostly due to the
> music i was testing with: techno/dance music. I think there is a very
> slight timing / pitch change every now and then.  However ,as i
> mentioned I do listen to dance music a lot and i honestly thought it
> was part of the dj mixing. :)
>
If you are using a CSR based headset it will bend the pitch if the input queue 
is getting too full or empty. So the headset doesn't like the data timing.

Thanks,
Tim


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Re: [Bluez-devel] Success with current cvs and amarok

[Frederic Dalleau]

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> > I just wanted to report a near 100% success with amarok and the
> > current cvs bluez, to the point where its working to switch songs and

> If you are using a CSR based headset it will bend the pitch if the input queue 
> is getting too full or empty. So the headset doesn't like the data timing.

Hi, I believe (I hope) Mike is talking about a2dp which is digital and so the pitch can not be modified. But it is possibly a bug in the timing.
Are there some traces that could be related to the moment where you feel the pitch change?

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Re: [Bluez-devel] Success with current cvs and amarok

[Tim Chick]

On Wednesday 07 March 2007 00:24, Frederic Dalleau wrote:
> > > I just wanted to report a near 100% success with amarok and the
> > > current cvs bluez, to the point where its working to switch songs and
> >
> > If you are using a CSR based headset it will bend the pitch if the input
> > queue is getting too full or empty. So the headset doesn't like the data
> > timing.
>
> Hi, I believe (I hope) Mike is talking about a2dp which is digital and so
> the pitch can not be modified. But it is possibly a bug in the timing. Are
> there some traces that could be related to the moment where you feel the
> pitch change?

I was talking about a2dp as well - the headset will shift the pitch to correct 
buffer problems, using the built in dsp!

Cheers,
Tim


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