08-08-2024, 05:05 PM
I can imagine at least three different cases
1. moOde auto-switches between BT device and on-board or USB DAC, depending on whether the BT device is available. This is the case expressed by the OP.
2. moOde "permanently" drives a Bluetooth speaker or other BT device. In this case, I'd want moOde not to auto-change configuration to a different output if/when that BT device disappears because I happened to power them off in the wrong order, say, or carry the BT device out of range. [Not a hypothetical case for me; one of my systems drives a Sonos Move speaker on our sunroom. Similarly, it's possible to walk out of range wearing BT earphones. Don't ask me how I know.]
3. moOde auto-switches between Bluetooth devices depending on which one is available. This case addresses the use of a BT speaker and BT earphones, say. or several sets of BT earphones in a multi-occupant household. Not sure how best to handle multiple devices being detected.
Just my 2-cents worth.
Regards,
Kent
1. moOde auto-switches between BT device and on-board or USB DAC, depending on whether the BT device is available. This is the case expressed by the OP.
2. moOde "permanently" drives a Bluetooth speaker or other BT device. In this case, I'd want moOde not to auto-change configuration to a different output if/when that BT device disappears because I happened to power them off in the wrong order, say, or carry the BT device out of range. [Not a hypothetical case for me; one of my systems drives a Sonos Move speaker on our sunroom. Similarly, it's possible to walk out of range wearing BT earphones. Don't ask me how I know.]
3. moOde auto-switches between Bluetooth devices depending on which one is available. This case addresses the use of a BT speaker and BT earphones, say. or several sets of BT earphones in a multi-occupant household. Not sure how best to handle multiple devices being detected.
Just my 2-cents worth.
Regards,
Kent
