W dniu 08.10.2015 o 14:57, Simon Fels pisze: > That would a use case, yes, but still really a workaround for a corner > case. > > However that wouldn't work with our implementation playing the role of > the audio gateway strictly requires a modem with voice call > capabilities.. no way to inject your VoIP stack here. It also hardly > depends on how the hardware is build. For HFP on most Android devices > the audio is directly routed from the microphone to the BT chip without > involving the CPU so we can gurantee you're even able to inject your > VoIP audio data.
You mean you can't use Skype with a BT headset? Sounds like we'll get flack over that. And you're talking here about dedicated phone hardware which this workaround wouldn't be needed. My only point is this: since I believe we should have a generic mechanism for reading the per-device and user-overridable bits of that file, I see no reason for implementing special exceptions for this use case to *prevent* the user changing it. -- Michał Sawicz <michal.saw...@canonical.com> Canonical Ltd.
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