07-06-2020, 01:55 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-06-2020, 01:56 PM by TheOldPresbyope.
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(07-06-2020, 01:02 PM)aknaggbaugh Wrote: I'm aware of the team's reasons for not including aptX support in the binary distribution of Moode and that's fine.
Would it be possible to provide some instructions on how to rebuild the necessary packages with aptX support in the proper way so that they end up properly integrated into the system? I'm happy to take on the liability for building such a system but I'd like to do it properly in order to avoid having the default bluez packages as well as some random locally built version fighting with each other.
Read the build recipe in the github repo. You'll find the bluez-alsa steps under "STEP 4 - Install enhanced networking / 2. Install Bluetooth", lines 236ff. Adjust the options in the sudo ./configure line. The subsequent 'make install' step will overwrite the existing bluealsa binary (which a prudent person would save first) with the new one so there shouldn't be a problem with fighting versions. I've rebuilt from the bluez-alsa codebase more than once on live moOde players.
Note the odd name business. the repo is still called bluez-alsa (because it sits on top of bluez and alsa) but the result is now referred to as bluealsa.
Regards,
Kent
