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Bluetooth Audio in OpenELEC on the Raspberry Pi – Plugable
https://plugable.com/2016/07/22/bluetooth-audio-openelec-raspberry-pi/#:~:text=Enable%20Bluetooth%20Audio%201%20Select%20System%20in%20the,tablet%2C%20or%20Bluetooth%20enabled-computer%2C%20select%20OBEX%20Enabled.%20
Bluetooth Audio Device on OpenELEC : 3 Steps - …
https://www.instructables.com/Bluetooth-Audio-Device-on-OpenELEC/
Step 1: Establish the Bluetooth Connection After activating "pairing mode" on the Bluetooth audio device and connecting a Bluetooth dongle (e.g. Raspberry Pi 2), the newest version of OpenELEC will automatically detect available Bluetooth devices. To see the available Bluetooth audio devices go to System -> OpenELEC -> Bluetooth.
Bluetooth Audio in Openelec on the Raspberry Pi – …
https://plugable.com/blogs/news/bluetooth-audio-in-openelec-on-the-raspberry-pi
Enable Bluetooth Audio 1. Select System in the main menu, then select OpenELEC in the sub-menu. 2. Select Services in the menu on the left, then select Enable Bluetooth. The circle to its right will turn blue. 3. If you want to use Bluetooth to transfer music files from your phone, tablet, or Bluetooth enabled-computer, select OBEX Enabled.
Bluetooth audio support · Issue #4070 · …
https://github.com/OpenELEC/OpenELEC.tv/issues/4070
bszafko commented on Apr 5, 2015 It would be great to have a full bt audio support in openelec, that means you could use for example Bluetooth headphones, speakers or other audio accessories to play sound from openelec/kodi.
Openelec and Bluetooth Pairing - Kodi
https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=157754
The solution was actually pretty simple. On the main screen, go to System > OpenElec > Connections, scroll down to Enable Bluetooth and activate it. From then on it's pretty straightforward, just roll back once and scroll down to Bluetooth. Let your device be visible and it should work fine. Whoa there Charlie Brown, not everyone uses Pi!
OpenElec, multiple bluetooth headphones : raspberry_pi
https://www.reddit.com/r/raspberry_pi/comments/4oziry/openelec_multiple_bluetooth_headphones/
supporting Bluetooth audio under Linux requires pulse audio (not alsa) and to use pulse you must compile Kodi to exclusively use pulse audio. If you do this Bluetooth audio works (yay!) but pulse only supports 2-channel stereo output so you lose all the multi-channel (5.1, 7.1, etc.) output capabilities in Kodi (boo).
pi 3 - How do you stream to a bluetooth speaker ...
https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/44086/how-do-you-stream-to-a-bluetooth-speaker
Apparently Bluetooth audio isn't supported in OpenELEC. There's a somewhat apologetic explanation as to why not on their wiki: Bluetooth audio is not supported on OpenELEC. What? in such a modern OS!? ..my laptop/desktop/phone/tablet/etc. has supported this for years!!!
RPI3 A2DP audio sink support - General Support - LibreELEC ...
https://forum.libreelec.tv/thread/244-rpi3-a2dp-audio-sink-support/
Just got my raspberry pi 3 and it has bluetooth support. First thing I tried was streaming a2dp music to it from my cell phone. Some disappointment ensued.From what I read about OpenElec it's not clear to me if it should work.Has anyone succesfully…
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