org.bluez.Media

Register a local end point to sender, the sender can register as many end points as it likes.

Note: If the sender disconnects the end points are automatically unregistered.

possible properties:

string UUID: UUID of the profile which the endpoint is for.
UUID must be in the list of SupportedUUIDS.
byte Codec: Assigned number of codec that the endpoint implements. The values should match the profile specification which is indicated by the UUID.
uint32_t Vendor [Optional]: Vendor-specific Company ID, Codec ID tuple that the endpoint implements.
It shall be set to appropriate value when Vendor Specific Codec (0xff) is used.
array{byte} Capabilities: Capabilities blob, it is used as it is so the size and byte order must match.
array{byte} Metadata [Optional]: Metadata blob, it is used as it is so the size and byte order must match.

Possible Errors:

org.bluez.Error.InvalidArguments
org.bluez.Error.NotSupported: emitted when interface for the end-point is disabled

Unregister sender end point.

Register a media player object to sender, the sender can register as many objects as it likes.

Object must implement at least org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.Player as defined in MPRIS 2.2 spec:

<http://specifications.freedesktop.org/mpris-spec/latest/>

Note: If the sender disconnects its objects are automatically unregistered.

Possible Errors:

Unregister sender media player.

Register endpoints an player objects within root object which must implement org.freedesktop.DBus.ObjectManager.

The application object path together with the D-Bus system bus connection ID define the identification of the application.

Possible errors:

This unregisters the services that has been previously registered.

The object path parameter must match the same value that has been used on registration.

Possible errors:

List of 128-bit UUIDs that represents the supported Endpoint registration.

List of strings that represent supported special features.

Possible values:

"tx-timestamping": Bluetooth TX timestamping in media stream sockets is supported by BlueZ and kernel. Applications may check kernel support for specific timestamp types via SIOCETHTOOL.

Interface