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Hello sjjin!
Your BlueALSA setup and output show that the HFP/SCO audio profiles are correctly recognized, but you need to complete the setup by routing call audio between the Bluetooth device and your system’s hardware. Right now, the audio isn’t being routed so you won’t hear anything during calls.
Here’s how to proceed:
- Check Audio Devices
First, confirm which ALSA devices correspond to your hardware’s playback and capture:
aplay -l
arecord -l
Check the sound cards
- Route Audio Using alsaloop
Set up bidirectional audio routing using alsaloop. For example, if your main sound card is hw:0,0 (change if your card has a different number):
alsaloop -C bluealsa:SRV=org.bluealsa,DEV=CC:3F:36:A0:76:1A,PROFILE=sco -P hw:0,0 -t 50000 &
alsaloop -C hw:0,0 -P bluealsa:SRV=org.bluealsa,DEV=CC:3F:36:A0:76:1A,PROFILE=sco -t 50000 &
This configuration:
- Sends audio from the Bluetooth phone to your module’s speaker
- Sends audio from your module’s microphone to the phone
More details on ALSA routing
- Verify BlueALSA and oFono
Ensure BlueALSA is running with the HFP (ofono) profile:
systemctl status bluealsa.service
You should see something similar to:
/usr/bin/bluealsa -p a2dp-source -p a2dp-sink -p hfp-ofono
- Check oFono Support
BlueALSA HFP requires oFono for handling call control and connection. Double-check your oFono installation and that oFono is running.
Troubleshooting Tips:
- Make sure no other process is blocking the audio devices.
- Use
alsamixer to ensure outputs are not muted.
- Check system logs (
dmesg, journalctl) for errors related to audio routing.
Let me know if you need further step-by-step help!
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