Hi all, I'd like to establish two SCO connections simultaneously using BlueZ from my "coordinator" application that in the long run will connect / mix the two SCO connections to let two headsets hear each other, as well as letting the master controller-application I'm writing to hear both headsets... The app itself is fairly straight forward and I've gotten everything to work properly besides one little tiny detail - One SCO connection works fine, but once I connect the second SCO connection, all SCO connections goes down (without any error from the socket / connect commands)... Both SCO-connections are still there, the headsets only hear "noise" and I have the fealing that the two headsets don't send any audio, but that they _do receive_ on the SCO connections... Strange! Is this a packet-type issue and if so - how can I set the packet-types from "within" the BlueZ lib / my app? Regards, /Markus Adolfsson -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *Markus Adolfsson* M.Sc.CE. Product Development Mail: markus.adolfsson@free2move.net Phone: +46 35 152268 Mobile: +46 707 165296 *Free2move AB* -- /WIRELESS MADE EASY/ Phone: +46 35 152260 Fax: +46 35 152269 Web: www.free2move.net Address: Sperlingsgatan 7 SE-30248 Halmstad Sweden