pulseaudio: hsphfpd implementation #101787
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Read the description, it's a reference implementation, as well as the root MR request, https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pulseaudio/pulseaudio/-/merge_requests/288
I'm not planning on ever getting this into shape, I can't tell any functionality difference between this over the normal pulseaudio, actually causes more instability for me.
But some people showed interest in it, thus why I created the draft.
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I will try to work on this, if I find time. One benefit would be having support for absolute volume levels, especially in conjunction with !239. Another would be bluetooth battery indicator but that still needs upower support.
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@eadwu Enabling debug mode should be something like the following options: hardware.pulseaudio.daemon.logLevel = "debug";
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No special reason, it's just since Pipewire also integrates with hsphfpd
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I believe we can get this in a mergable state by adding a second duplicate pulseaudio derivation for the hsphfpd-patched version. Then we don't need to modify the default pulseaudio and don't cause any mass rebuilds. I'm currently running this and it seems to work fine. @eadwu Is it ok if I take over the PR and make changes along those lines? We want to get the hsphfpd part merged anyhow since apparently pipewire can use it as well now. |
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Works fine for me. The reason why I used meson in the first place was because the autotools build was broken on my end. |
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Hopefully, Pulseaudio 14 will be released before the end of the year and we will be able to switch to Meson in the main derivation. https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pulseaudio/pulseaudio/-/milestones/1 |
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New PR: #103225 |
Motivation for this change
Only meant as a reference implementation for testing
Closes: #87910
Things done
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