BLUEALSA HANGING AUDIOTEST SOFTWARE
BLUEALSA HANGING AUDIOTEST BLUETOOTH

Hacky, but the best I could find until/unless Arkq can make the BT device into an alsa ‘card’. On the debian container we are using an old bluealsa version : alpine linux : bash-5.0 bluealsa -version 2.1.0 debian : root5fc958d:/ bluealsa -version 1.3.0 I suppose bluealsa 2.1.0 try to use a bus named org.bluealsa : bash-5.0 bluealsa bluealsa: E: Couldnt acquire D-Bus name: org. I suspect I need to edit rvice to output to the DAC but I’ve spent all day on this without succes so wonder if anyone has a solution - it would be most appreciated.

BLUEALSA HANGING AUDIOTEST BLUETOOTH

headphones) attached to the built-in bluetooth adapter. There are 2 instances of gmrender running on my Pi, one for streaming audio to a DAC (Infineon Merus) and one for streaming audio to any bluetooth speaker device (e.g. It works fine for audio from the pi, but bluetooth from a connected phone doesn’t play despite connecting fine. In my case I would like to use bluealsa together with gmrender-resurrect to implement an audio port for in-room assistance. With HFP, bluealsa always includes the mandatory CVSD codec and may also include the optional mSBC codec. Kodi won’t list any alsa things that don’t appear as a card in /proc/asound, but if you add CARD as an in nf kodi comes up with a device called AML-M8AUDIO.bluealsa which can be selected for playback. I’ve an I2S DAC running on a Pi4 with a dtoverlayallo-boss-dac-pcm512x-audio. With A2DP, bluealsa always includes the mandatory SBC codec and may also include various optional codecs like AAC, aptX, and other.

BLUEALSA HANGING AUDIOTEST SOFTWARE

I'm writing Jukebox software in Python and want an option to suspend Jukebox operation and enable a bluetooth audio sink. I have a USB mic plugged in I'm trying to use. I have a Raspberry Pi 4B running Rasbian Buster. The problem is, I'm not using any Bluetooth devices. The heart of BlueALSA is the daemon bluealsa which interfaces with the BlueZ Bluetooth daemon bluetoothd and the local Bluetooth adapter. Yes, it took a long time trying all sorts of combinations of settings but in the end it is pretty much down to the conf files. 'hci0' 'XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX' 'a2dp' 10000. In my case I would like to use bluealsa together with gmrender-resurrect to implement an audio port for in-room assistance.

Did it take much work? Was it just a question of a specific.

Bluealsa hanging audiotest