Re:Analysis of energy consumption of Bluetooth Low Energy ve...
by calvinmorrison on Friday August 05, 2022 @03:21PM
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This is killing my in my newest stereo, the bluetooth will sleep if the phone is silent for more than 1 second, like a breathy pause during a audiobook. Then it takes a half second to kick back in. I haven't found anyone with a solution yet.
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Re:Analysis of energy consumption of Bluetooth Low Energy ve...
by arcanemachined on Friday August 05, 2022 @07:29PM
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For iPhones, there is a background noise generator built into the phone (in Accessibility settings, controllable from the Control Center). On Android, a similar solution likely exists (one that continues to play even if other apps are playing audio).
You would just need to set one of those up, quiet enough not to be too annoying, but loud enough so that the stereo doesn't think its silent.
Also, there are audiobook players (for Android, at least) that skip over silent sections of the audio track.
Re:Analysis of energy consumption of Bluetooth Low Energy ve...
by aaaaaaaaaaab on Friday August 05, 2022 @05:10PM
(#32362019)
The solution is an aux cable.
Re:Analysis of energy consumption of Bluetooth Low Energy ve...
by fellerts on Friday August 05, 2022 @05:41PM
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My LG OLED TV is connected via an AUX cable to a speaker, but still mutes its audio output after long-ish periods of silence. Cabled audio doesn’t help if the software sucks.
Re:Analysis of energy consumption of Bluetooth Low Energy ve...
by calvinmorrison on Friday August 05, 2022 @08:14PM
(#32363470)
my TV now flashes "mute" every like 10 seconds in an animation... and also asks me to setup the TV every time with its cloud services...