Richi Plana wrote:
Working under the assumption that one can't bind two BT headsets to one
BT adapter (device or whatever the correct term is), I've made available
two BT adapters on my notebook (one USB dongle) and am now trying to
pair one headset with one device. The problem is I've no idea how this
works outside of the automagic that Fedora does (using hcid).
Not that I've tried it, but I expect that this assumption is wrong - you
can talk to multiple bluetooth devices with one transceiver, and I don't
see any reason to expect headsets to be a special case?
For access via ALSA I have, for my one headset:
pcm.bluetooth {
type bluetooth
device "00:13:A9:C2:43:41"
}
You might have some success putting two such entries into your .asoundrc
(you might have a pcm.bluetooth1 and pcm.bluetooth2, and obviously you
need to enter the two device addresses for your headsets). I do this
under BlueZ 4.x, so it might be different in your case.
Then this kind of thing should work: mplayer -ao alsa:device=bluetooth1
play.mp3
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