Thread: PW4 Using bluetooth to listen to non-amazon audiobook
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Old 04-12-2020, 12:46 PM   #34
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Originally Posted by dhdurgee View Post
From your research I agree that libaudioclient appears to be the simplest approach. As from my earlier post, I had planned to use mplayer to originate the audio stream. I should be able to get mplayer to pipe a stream in WAV format, but I guess I will need a program to accept it and pass it on via libaudioclient. What resources available on the pw4 can be used for this purpose? As you noted ivonattsd makes use of libaudioclient, but it is dedicated for another purpose. I assume that there is no existing program on the pw4 right now that will address this problem, so one will need to be built.
Dave, did you try the gstreamer command I gave you? That takes raw audio piped into it, and plays it through libgstmixersink (which uses libmixerAPI).
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