En Tue, Nov 10, 2026 at 03:26:59AM +0100, Ryo ONODERA escribió: > Hi, > > I do not know much about btsco(4) audio device. > > If you want to only play music. I recommend you should try bta2dpd(8). > It supports A2DP audio playback, however it does not support microphone. > If you use Bluetooth *speaker*, I suspect microphone support may be > out of your scope. > > https://blog.onodera.asia/2017/10/how-to-use-bta2dpd8-with-bluetooth.html > show you how to play music with bta2dpd(8). > It may have redundant and/or incorect steps, however I can play music > with my Bluetooth headphones with this procedure.
Thanks so much! At the same time I read your email, we received this email on the netbsd-users list, with fundamentaly the same instructions: https://mail-index.netbsd.org/netbsd-users/2026/11/10/msg035264.html I have succeded with the earphones but not with the speaker using the /dev/pad. Perhaps the speaker do not support the same A2DP audio playback. Who knows.... I will be investigating it further, no more free time today. Many thanks. Ramiro. > > And if you have USB audio device or webcam, you should use it with the same > USB receptacle. In my old case, USB host controller in my machine > did not work correctly with NetBSD's USB support code. > btsco(4) uses USB isoch transfer like USB audio or webcam. > If your USB audio device and webcam does not work properly, > your steps will not be successful in many cases. > Of course recent NetBSD's USB support code is much improved. > So this may not be a problem... > > Thank you. > > Ramiro Aceves <[email protected]> writes: >
