Re: [Bluez-devel] btsco under FC3

Lars Grunewaldt
2005-01-07T11:08:51Z

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I also think it's not needed to run btsco when you try to use a2play!

btsco is for using the headset with alsa in normal (mono) audio
applications, while a2play connects directly to the headset to play
stereo music.

So it should be either btsco *or* a2play!

best regards,
~ Lars

Peter Robinson wrote:
|>It's not a real daemon. You run it in the foreground and click the
|>connect button on the headset. Then you can send and receive audio from
|>another app.
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| OK so its not suppose to exit then...
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