Hi psigh,
I've got the same setup (1GHZ Pandy, SHB9100).
Summary: it works, but only with GNOME Mplayer.
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Long version:
I did this:
Step 0: Paired your devices and then...
http://boards.openpandora.org/index.php/topic/4908-output-bluetooth-audio/?p=85665
[[[A detailed version of Step 1-3:
http://buechse.openpandora.de/buchse/bluetooth-lautsprecher-mit-der-openpandora/#more-435]]]
Step 1: Make sure your .asoundrcDEF and .asoundrcBT work correctly. Rename .asoundrcDEF to .asoundrc1 and .asoundrcBT to .asoundrc2
Step 2: Rename the file of your choice to .asoundrc (whichever you choose will be active first)
Step 3: Paste the following into mousepad and save it as btswitch.sh in your home folder(EDIT- by home folder, I mean the one with your username. ex: /home/edgex004 for me):
#!/bin/bash if [ -f .asoundrc1 ] then rename .asoundrc .asoundrc2 .asoundrc rename .asoundrc1 .asoundrc .asoundrc1 notify-send "Digital Output" else rename .asoundrc .asoundrc1 .asoundrc rename .asoundrc2 .asoundrc .asoundrc2 notify-send "Bluetooth" fi
Step 4: Open a terminal in you home folder and enter the following commands:
chmod ugo+rwx btswitch.sh
Code:
sudo cp btswitch.sh /usr/bin/btswitch
Make sure to type in your password when sudo requests it.
This should create a switch command in the terminal that can be run by just typing 'btswitch' and pressing enter.
Step 5: In the xfce menu, navigate to settings->keyboard.
Switch to the 'Application Shortcuts' tab. Click add. In the command box enter:
Click 'Ok' and then press the key combo you desire at the next window. I pressed <Control><Alt>comma as it is easy to reach.
Step 6: Test it out! You should get a popup which either says 'Bluetooth' or 'Digital Output' depending on whichever is being turned on. If something doesn't work, just let me know and I'll try to figure out what's going wrong.
I understand that my script could break at some point as I don't have any double-checking written into it, but it works for me and hasn't screwed me up so far.
Lots of credit for this goes to SomeGuy99 as I took my shortcut creation method directly from his
screenshot guide.
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Note: I "mapped" the btswitsch script to CTRL+A
Results:
1. You have to switch on the BT Output
BEFORE you start the player. [Check the notifier]
2. The only player that worked was GNOME MPlayer: Quite buggy. Not able to close via GUI [Terminal: killall mplayer worked..]
3. Players I tested but didn't work:
- Panplayer
- VLC Player
- SMPlayer 2
- Rockbox
- DeaDBeef
4.VLC Player/SMPlayer 2/DeaDBeef are mysterious because in the preferences/audio output you can make a hell of driver setting (ALSA, OSS...). Even if you have the SAME settings than in GNOME MPlayer there are no headphone tunes...
...or is the whole thing a A2DP problem? Anyone with updates/new ideas?