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metadata:
name: linux-bluetooth-audio
format: "Manual Test Definition 1.0"
description: "Test if Bluetooth audio works well"
maintainer:
- amit.khare@linaro.org
os:
- ubuntu
- openembedded
scope:
- functional
devices:
- hi6220-hikey
- apq8016-sbc
environment:
- manual-test
run:
steps:
- Boot the board to console
- Make sure at least one BT A2DP (speaker, headset) device is available in the radio range and in discoverable mode.
- "$ sudo bluetoothctl -a"
- "[bluetooth]# pairable on"
- "[bluetooth]# scan on"
- "[bluetooth]# connect <mac_id>"
- "[bluetooth]# quit"
- Use paplay to play .WAV file. Run
- "$ pactl list"
- If the active profile isn't A2DP, then set it or else skip.
- "$ pactl set-card-profile 0 a2dp"
- Play sound and should be able to hear on speaker.
- "$ paplay -d bluez_sink.<mac_id> /usr/share/sounds/alsa/Front_Center.wav"
- Play .MP3/.OGG file via xmms. Start xmms2, add files to the default playlist and play.
- "$ xmms2"
- "xmms2> add file.mp3"
- "xmms2> add file.ogg"
- "xmms2> play"
- Set volume via xmms2
- "xmms2> server volume [0..100]"
expected:
- Scanning works and device MAC addresses are displayed
- It is possible to connect to audio device
- Playback works well with no bad sound artifacts
- Setting volume works well
- No kernel errors crashes occur
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