Here are my files:
/home/me/.a2dprc
[a2dpd]
#
# Rate
# use 32000 if your headset seems to not support 44100 (HP/Logitech works well at 44100, Sonorix at 32000)
# However, 44100 is mandatory
# If using SCO, then 8000hz is the value needed.
# if the plugin do not give the 8000hz stream, then the conversion will be done by the daemon
# Until we use a real resample library, we won't get a good quality, this is prototype software.
#
rate=44100
#rate=32000
# buggy if I remember well
channels=2
#
# plugin-rate default is the rate used between the plugin and the daemon
# if this value is not 0 then alsa will convert all stream to the specified rate and then send it to the daemon
# if this value is 0, then alsa will do no conversion at all, the daemon will do it's own resampling.
# This "features" is disabled because of the crappy quality of the daemon resampler
# For example, to test a2dpd resampling from 32000 to 44100 use plugin-rate=32000 and rate=44100
#plugin-rate=32000
# Allows to specify the sbc bitpool, this can help reducing bandwith
# 8 Allows to run on a 115200 bauds with corresponding quality ;)
# 64 needs USB or 921600 bauds
# Recommended value from Bluetooth spec. is 53
sbcbitpool=32
# flags that will later be combinable
# 1: display bandwith each seconds.
# 3: current state
flags=0
# Recommended
enablereversestereo=1
# Automatically connect to selected headset if a stream if started
# not recommended if running on battery ;)
enableautoconnect=1
# Automatically disconnect after a timeout (seconds)
timeout=20
#
# AVRCP Commands to run
# If these entries are emptied, then some keyboard entry will be sent to /dev/uinput
#
cmdplay=xmms --play
cmdpause=xmms --pause
cmdprev=xmms --rew
cmdnext=xmms --fwd
cmdnew=xmms --play
cmdstop=xmms --stop
#cmdplay=dcop amarok player play
#cmdpause=dcop amarok player pause
#cmdprev=dcop amarok player prev
#cmdnext=dcop amarok player next
#cmdnew=dcop amarok player play
#cmdstop=dcop amarok player stop
# Put to 0 to ignore AVRCP (if your computer freezes when commands are received)
enableavrcp=1
#
# Audio routing
#
# If set to 1 (at a2dp startup only) a2dp will reread configuration file
# for audio routing changes each second
enablerereadconfig=1
# Display debug traces or not
enabledebug=1
# Redirect stdout to this file
#logfile=/dev/null
# Poll stdin for control commands ('c'onnect/'s'tart/'p'ause/'d'isconnect/'a'utoconnect)
# Use a2dpd_ctl instead
enablestdin=0
# 0 => Bluetooth A2DP Sink
# 1 => Alsa
enableredirectalsa=0
# Your bluetooth headset address
address=00:0D:FD:17:3A:E8
# Address of your alsa output (default : plughw:0,0) you have to know what to do
alsaoutput=plughw:0,0
and the second file..
/home/me/.asoundrc
pcm.bluetooth {
type bluetooth
device 00:0D:FD:17:3A:E8 #optional, connects to specific device instead the default one
profile "auto" #optional, supported profiles are: auto, hifi and voice
}
These are needed hidden files in your /home.. They don't work, as yet, on my system but I think we're close..
Good luck,
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