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Bluetooth compatibility (Raspbian) #3

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streff opened this issue Feb 15, 2019 · 2 comments
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Bluetooth compatibility (Raspbian) #3

streff opened this issue Feb 15, 2019 · 2 comments

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@streff
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streff commented Feb 15, 2019

Can you advise if the same workaround that's required for Kodi would be required for Mopidy on a Pi running Raspbian Stretch? I see the correct events firing in evtest, but no change in effective or reported volume. Sound is output to bluetooth speaker via Alsa.
*Edit: alsamixer accurately reflects volume changes, but only to the default output, not the bluetooth output. "alsamixer -D bluealsa" displays the output volume for the correct device, but it remains static while the default device changes. Any advice on how to get it to affect the bluetooth / bluealsa sink instead would be appreciated.

@streff streff changed the title Mopidy compatibility (Raspbian) Bluetooth compatibility (Raspbian) Feb 15, 2019
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I have no experience with mopidy, but essentially what this module does is provide keyboard input with volume up or down button presses, so you could see if anyone has had this issue with a normal keyboard and try any solutions that come up from there?

I'd like to try and help investigate but I just don't have the required bits (no Bluetooth audio) but if there is anything you think I might be able to help with please ask

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streff commented Feb 22, 2019

Thanks for the pointer, will update when I find something.

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