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Attachment #125285
Output of LANG=C pulseaudio -vvvv --log-time=1 > ~/pulseverbose.log 2>&1	text/plain	2016-07-24 12:18:36 UTC	665.03 KB	no flags	Details

Attachment #127040
Bluez and Pulseaudio logs.	text/plain	2016-10-05 22:17:22 UTC	90.07 KB	no flags	Details

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bluetoothd log supplemented with performed actions	text/plain	2016-10-06 08:35:20 UTC	60.73 KB	no flags	Details

Attachment #127047
pulseaudio log with supplemented actions	text/plain	2016-10-06 08:35:41 UTC	301.05 KB	no flags	Details

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attachment-25830-0.html	text/html	2016-10-07 18:39:59 UTC	960 bytes	no flags	Details

<div dir="ltr">Hey Tanu,<div><br></div><div>So I&#39;ve made what I think to be good progress in the last day.. My BT chipset is configured by default to use syncronous audio interface (sai) to send PCM data for HSP/HFP profiles and A2DP uses HCI to send audio data. After conversing with some others, it seems like PCM lines weren&#39;t configured in device tree/kernel/wherever so that&#39;s why no audio was being sent.<br><br>Once I configured BT chipset to send HSP/HFP audio over HCI interface, I did receive audio (although it was terrible, sounded like bad slow-mo editing).<div><br></div><div>So it looks like nothing was configured incorrectly from a PA or bluez perspective at least! Still got some work to do to make it usable.</div><div><br></div><div>Thanks a ton for your help</div><div><br></div><div>Still new to mailing lists; so I&#39;ll play it safe and send a separate email to linux-bluetooth with similar information :)</div></div></div>

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