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ydoron

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Wannabe Geek
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#5477 1-Nov-2005 01:55

Hello,
I want to create an audio connection between my PC and a headset, where the PC opens the audio connection.
I'm using the Toshiba Bluetooth API, and it only contains L2CAP and RFCOMM connection functions, but for audio connection ( as I understand ) an SCO connection is needed.
Is it possible to open an audio connection with only L2CAP and RFCOMM ? If yes, then how ?
Thanks.

ydoron

2 posts

Wannabe Geek
Inactive user

#22612 4-Nov-2005 04:17

Let's ask this another way:
Can anyone here who uses a different bluetooth SDK(s) tell me how do you open an SCO connection (or open an audio connection) ? Do you have special functions for this ?

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