[audio] Avoid taking over phone audio path option #38
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Normally the Android auto head unit would take over the phone's audio. In many cases this is undesirable because the existing bluetooth connection in the phone with the car stereo might do a better job of handling audio/media control. This patch includes the option to make the head unit to be as close to a screen-only device as possible. When the option is enabled, OpenAuto will not take over media and navigation voice channel.
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@f1xpl I have fixed the "on by default" problem, it is now off by default, unless the user opt to turn it on. |
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Based on your pull request I made changes to allow disable/enable music and speech audio channels separately. |
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Normally the Android auto head unit would take over the phone's audio.
In many cases, this is undesirable because the existing Bluetooth
connection in the phone with the car stereo might do a better job of
handling audio/media control. This patch includes the option to make
the head unit to be as close to a screen-only device as possible.
When the option is enabled,
OpenAuto will not take over media and navigation voice channel.