First, configure Bluetooth as the master device. BlueALSA is a Bluetooth audio ALSA backend that allows the use of Bluetooth-connected audio devices without the use of PulseAudio or PipeWire. The BlueALSA developers recommend using bluetoothctl to pair, the usage of which is documented on the main BluetoothUser page. aplay -D bluealsa:DEV78:44:05:EB:93:71,PROFILEa2dp example. After the installation is complete, you can connect a Bluetooth headset or speaker to play music. Pairing shouldn't require any special hassle, though incompatibilities aren't impossible. Using the special MAC address 00:00:00:00:00:00 will disable device filtering - the same as the default behavior. It is possible to select specific Bluetooth devices by providing a list of BT-ADDR MAC addresses. Either run man bluealsa or view it from the Debian web interface: bluealsa By default bluealsa-aplay captures audio from all connected Bluetooth devices. Make sure that selected PCM is indeed available. In these logs you can find selected bluealsa PCM device. I'm writing Jukebox software in Python and want an option to suspend Jukebox operation and enable a bluetooth audio sink. If you are using cmus, then, if bluez-alsa was compiled with debug enabled, you should get debug logs from bluealsa ALSA plug-in - scattered in cmus terminal window (ALSA logs are not friendly with ncurses cmus window). Only fixes i found that didnt work, were installing the dependency by itself, but i ended up with.
#BLUEALSA HANGING AUDIOTEST HOW TO#
does anybody have an idea on how to fix it, i was trying to fix it, googling, but after 2 hours i am on the same place where i started. It's very thoroughly documented in its manpage. I have a Raspberry Pi 4B running Rasbian Buster. dpkg-query: no packages found matching bluealsa. The bluealsa command is your main tool for configuring BlueALSA. If you run into issues after installation though, a reboot might help. With HFP, bluealsa always includes the mandatory CVSD codec and may also include the optional mSBC codec.
#BLUEALSA HANGING AUDIOTEST INSTALL#
This will also automatically configure a "bluez-alsa" systemd service, and install the proper ALSA configuration files to glue everything together. With A2DP, bluealsa always includes the mandatory SBC codec and may also include various optional codecs like AAC, aptX, and other. AAC support is not compiled into the official package, because the required library is only available in the non-free repository.
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