On Saturday 17,April,2010 03:27 PM, Anish wrote:
> Hi Chow Loong Jin,
>
> Please see the responses inlined:
>
> """
> you are meant to use pulsesink and then use the sound preferences or
> something to do with PulseAudio to shift Banshee dynamically to the bluetooth
> headset. Why don't you try that instead?
> """
> That is what I try to do initially but it has never worked for me till date and I have to use the aforementioned command.
> The Bluetooth headset in question is a Dell BH200 which has never worked out of the box(i.e. with a GUI) with Ubuntu.
Then you should report that bug against pulseaudio.
> """
> This actually sounds like a Gstreamer issue.
> "'"
> Do you mean this bug should be reported elsewhere/reassigned?
Well, that is if it is a Gstreamer issue. Do you notice this issue with Totem or
Rhythmbox? What about earlier versions of Banshee?
--
Kind regards,
Chow Loong Jin (GPG: 0x8F02A411)
Ubuntu Developer
On Saturday 17,April,2010 03:27 PM, Anish wrote:
> Hi Chow Loong Jin,
>
> Please see the responses inlined:
>
> """
> you are meant to use pulsesink and then use the sound preferences or
> something to do with PulseAudio to shift Banshee dynamically to the bluetooth
> headset. Why don't you try that instead?
> """
> That is what I try to do initially but it has never worked for me till date and I have to use the aforementioned command.
> The Bluetooth headset in question is a Dell BH200 which has never worked out of the box(i.e. with a GUI) with Ubuntu.
Then you should report that bug against pulseaudio.
> """ reassigned?
> This actually sounds like a Gstreamer issue.
> "'"
> Do you mean this bug should be reported elsewhere/
Well, that is if it is a Gstreamer issue. Do you notice this issue with Totem or
Rhythmbox? What about earlier versions of Banshee?
--
Kind regards,
Chow Loong Jin (GPG: 0x8F02A411)
Ubuntu Developer