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Subject: [Bluez-users] problem using skype + BT headset, Linux OS
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Date: Wed, 29 Jun 2005 13:14:26 +0000

Hi all,

back again with a persistent problem. It seems specific with this 
"assembly" (?) : Linux OS + BT headset + skype. In fact there is no 
problem when I use the headset to listen : the problem is when I use the 
microphone. The first time I set up btsco, and use Skype (or other phone 
client), the micrphone creates a terrible noise. I hangup. I reconnect. 
Generally, this is OK. (don't know why it doesn't work the first time). 
But with skype, the problem appears again. I can place one or two calls, 
then the noise appear and my peer does not hear anything he could 
understand. After that, I often get this error with "btsco -v"

> i/o needed: connecting sco...
> Can't connect SCO audio channel
> : Software caused connection abort
>
>

while with hcidump, nothing is visible. I just see the dump of the last 
call:

> > SCO data: handle 44 dlen 48
> > SCO data: handle 44 dlen 48
> > SCO data: handle 44 dlen 48
> > SCO data: handle 44 dlen 48
> > SCO data: handle 44 dlen 48
> > SCO data: handle 44 dlen 48
> > SCO data: handle 44 dlen 48
> > SCO data: handle 44 dlen 48
> > SCO data: handle 44 dlen 48
>

I remeber someone had a similar problem a few days ago. Any idea? A bug?

thanks

Laurent




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