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Luca Pizzamiglio

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2005-09-14 07:51 UTC #0 lore raw

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Hi to all.

I'm using btsco with a headset and it works very well.
Now I'm trying to record audio from another bt device (es. a phone):
using socket SCO interface I read data and I write it in a file (sound.raw); I'm trying to understand what audio formats I receive.

bt specification says that bluetooth supports three audio formats:
- - CVSD
- - u-law
- - a-law

hciconfig hci0 voice command reports:

hci0: Type: USB
BD Address: 00:09:DD:10:4C:C6 ACL MTU: 192:8 SCO MTU: 64:8 Voice setting: 0x0060 (Default Condition)
Input Coding: Linear
Input Data Format: 2's complement
Input Sample Size: 16 bit
# of bits padding at MSB: 0
Air Coding Format: CVSD

I see from btsco sources that btsco support only mu-law format (it is a comment), but the code check if voice setting is equal to 0x0060 (CVSD). So, btsco support CVSD? There's a CVSD codec in btsco source code or I have to implement a Bluez CVSD codec?

Cheers,
Pizza

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Steven Singer

2005-09-14 11:36 UTC #1 lore raw

Quoted 4 lines · Luca Pizzamiglio

bt specification says that bluetooth supports three audio formats:
- CVSD
- u-law
- a-law

That's not what the BT spec says, you need to read it more carefully.

BT supports 3 *air* formats: u-law, A-law and CVSD, however, that's irrelevant as far as interfacing with the chip is concerned as the chip will transcode to and from those formats from and to the HCI format (aka the input format).

BT supports the following HCI formats:

2's complement linear
1's complement linear
sign-magnitude
unsigned (some devices only)
u-law
A-law

The linear formats can be 8 bit, 16 bit or 9..15 bit right aligned in a 16 bit word.

The default format - 0x0060 - is CVSD on the air and 16 bit 2's complement linear signed on the wire as the output of hciconfig clearly states.

Always keep the air format set to CVSD (as the two sides need to agree on the air format in order to be able to make a connection and most, if not all, Bluetooth devices are set up for CVSD). Make the HCI format whatever your program supports.

- Steven

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Luca Pizzamiglio

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2005-09-14 13:21 UTC #2 lore raw

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Thanks, Steven.
I'm sorry for confusion I created.

with sox:

sox -t raw -r 8000 -s -w sound.raw pippo.wav

I build a transformation chain that works.

Thank you.

Cheers,
Pizza

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Quoted 4 lines · Luca Pizzamiglio
bt specification says that bluetooth supports three audio formats:
- CVSD
- u-law
- a-law
That's not what the BT spec says, you need to read it more carefully.
BT supports 3 *air* formats: u-law, A-law and CVSD, however, that's irrelevant as far as interfacing with the chip is concerned as the chip will transcode to and from those formats from and to the HCI format (aka the input format).
BT supports the following HCI formats:
2's complement linear
1's complement linear
sign-magnitude
unsigned (some devices only)
u-law
A-law
The linear formats can be 8 bit, 16 bit or 9..15 bit right aligned in a 16 bit word.
The default format - 0x0060 - is CVSD on the air and 16 bit 2's complement linear signed on the wire as the output of hciconfig clearly states.

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Always keep the air format set to CVSD (as the two sides need to agree on the air format in order to be able to make a connection and most, if not all, Bluetooth devices are set up for CVSD). Make the HCI format whatever your program supports.
- Steven

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