On Wed, 2014-01-08 at 09:54 -0500, Ignazio Chiappone wrote: > Hello everyone, > > my goal is to use the bluetooth HFP to make/receive a call, however I have > a problem with oFono. > Actually I'm working on Fedora 20 with blueZ 5.12 and oFono 1.14 . > > When I start ofonod I see this: http://pastebin.com/AsukjcXx . > > Using test script enable-modem, after pair my device with linux, everything > seems to work fine, on ofonod in debug mode, I see this: > http://pastebin.com/2GBmZERk . > > Now, using my device I try to make/receive a call, but I see in both cases > this error: > > Reject SCO: Agent not registered > Reject SCO: Agent not registered > Reject SCO: Agent not registered . > > During the last week talking with some developers of blueZ and pulseaudio > and also writing on the oFono mailing list, I figured out the problem could > be PA. In fact someone told me that pulseaudio is not fully compatible with > blueZ5, I mean it doesn't provide a way to register a HandsFree Audio Agent > to manage the bluetooth HFP communication, so the chain blueZ5 -> oFono -> > pulseaudio cannot work well! > > I don't understand if that problem is present in all release of pulseaudio > or if there is some version or patch able to solve my problem. I mean is > there a unofficial/not stable version of pulseaudio that work well with > blueZ5 and oFono? https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=73325 Patches exist at various places (at least in Jo?o's private repo and in Tizen's PulseAudio package). -- Tanu
