add support for multiple concurrent broadcasts

apps/controller_info.py

@@ -35,8 +35,6 @@ from bumble.hci import (
     HCI_READ_BUFFER_SIZE_COMMAND,
     HCI_READ_LOCAL_NAME_COMMAND,
     HCI_SUCCESS,
-    HCI_VERSION_NAMES,
-    LMP_VERSION_NAMES,
     CodecID,
     HCI_Command,
     HCI_Command_Complete_Event,
@@ -54,6 +52,7 @@ from bumble.hci import (
     HCI_Read_Local_Supported_Codecs_V2_Command,
     HCI_Read_Local_Version_Information_Command,
     LeFeature,
+    SpecificationVersion,
     map_null_terminated_utf8_string,
 )
 from bumble.host import Host
@@ -289,14 +288,20 @@ async def async_main(
         )
         print(
             color('  HCI Version:   ', 'green'),
-            name_or_number(HCI_VERSION_NAMES, host.local_version.hci_version),
+            SpecificationVersion(host.local_version.hci_version).name,
+        )
+        print(
+            color('  HCI Subversion:', 'green'),
+            f'0x{host.local_version.hci_subversion:04x}',
         )
-        print(color('  HCI Subversion:', 'green'), host.local_version.hci_subversion)
         print(
             color('  LMP Version:   ', 'green'),
-            name_or_number(LMP_VERSION_NAMES, host.local_version.lmp_version),
+            SpecificationVersion(host.local_version.lmp_version).name,
+        )
+        print(
+            color('  LMP Subversion:', 'green'),
+            f'0x{host.local_version.lmp_subversion:04x}',
         )
-        print(color('  LMP Subversion:', 'green'), host.local_version.lmp_subversion)
 
         # Get the Classic info
         await get_classic_info(host)

bumble/audio/io.py

@@ -546,5 +546,6 @@ class SoundDeviceAudioInput(ThreadedAudioInput):
         return bytes(pcm_buffer)
 
     def _close(self):
-        self._stream.stop()
+        if self._stream:
-        self._stream = None
+            self._stream.stop()
+            self._stream = None

bumble/device.py

@@ -864,8 +864,8 @@ class PeriodicAdvertisingSync(utils.EventEmitter):
 
     EVENT_STATE_CHANGE = "state_change"
     EVENT_ESTABLISHMENT = "establishment"
+    EVENT_ESTABLISHMENT_ERROR = "establishment_error"
     EVENT_CANCELLATION = "cancellation"
-    EVENT_ERROR = "error"
     EVENT_LOSS = "loss"
     EVENT_PERIODIC_ADVERTISEMENT = "periodic_advertisement"
     EVENT_BIGINFO_ADVERTISEMENT = "biginfo_advertisement"
@@ -998,7 +998,7 @@ class PeriodicAdvertisingSync(utils.EventEmitter):
             return
 
         self.state = self.State.ERROR
-        self.emit(self.EVENT_ERROR)
+        self.emit(self.EVENT_ESTABLISHMENT_ERROR)
 
     def on_loss(self):
         self.state = self.State.LOST

bumble/hci.py

@@ -207,22 +207,44 @@ def metadata(
 
 HCI_VENDOR_OGF = 0x3F
 
-# HCI Version
+# Specification Version
-HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_1_0B    = 0
+class SpecificationVersion(utils.OpenIntEnum):
-HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_1_1     = 1
+    BLUETOOTH_CORE_1_0B    = 0
-HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_1_2     = 2
+    BLUETOOTH_CORE_1_1     = 1
-HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_2_0_EDR = 3
+    BLUETOOTH_CORE_1_2     = 2
-HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_2_1_EDR = 4
+    BLUETOOTH_CORE_2_0_EDR = 3
-HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_3_0_HS  = 5
+    BLUETOOTH_CORE_2_1_EDR = 4
-HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_4_0     = 6
+    BLUETOOTH_CORE_3_0_HS  = 5
-HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_4_1     = 7
+    BLUETOOTH_CORE_4_0     = 6
-HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_4_2     = 8
+    BLUETOOTH_CORE_4_1     = 7
-HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_0     = 9
+    BLUETOOTH_CORE_4_2     = 8
-HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_1     = 10
+    BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_0     = 9
-HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_2     = 11
+    BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_1     = 10
-HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_3     = 12
+    BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_2     = 11
-HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_4     = 13
+    BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_3     = 12
-HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_6_0     = 14
+    BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_4     = 13
+    BLUETOOTH_CORE_6_0     = 14
+    BLUETOOTH_CORE_6_1     = 15
+    BLUETOOTH_CORE_6_2     = 16
+
+# For backwards compatibility only
+HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_1_0B    = SpecificationVersion.BLUETOOTH_CORE_1_0B
+HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_1_1     = SpecificationVersion.BLUETOOTH_CORE_1_1
+HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_1_2     = SpecificationVersion.BLUETOOTH_CORE_1_2
+HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_2_0_EDR = SpecificationVersion.BLUETOOTH_CORE_2_0_EDR
+HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_2_1_EDR = SpecificationVersion.BLUETOOTH_CORE_2_1_EDR
+HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_3_0_HS  = SpecificationVersion.BLUETOOTH_CORE_3_0_HS
+HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_4_0     = SpecificationVersion.BLUETOOTH_CORE_4_0
+HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_4_1     = SpecificationVersion.BLUETOOTH_CORE_4_1
+HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_4_2     = SpecificationVersion.BLUETOOTH_CORE_4_2
+HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_0     = SpecificationVersion.BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_0
+HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_1     = SpecificationVersion.BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_1
+HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_2     = SpecificationVersion.BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_2
+HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_3     = SpecificationVersion.BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_3
+HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_4     = SpecificationVersion.BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_4
+HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_6_0     = SpecificationVersion.BLUETOOTH_CORE_6_0
+HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_6_1     = SpecificationVersion.BLUETOOTH_CORE_6_1
+HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_6_2     = SpecificationVersion.BLUETOOTH_CORE_6_2
 
 HCI_VERSION_NAMES = {
     HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_1_0B:    'HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_1_0B',
@@ -240,9 +262,10 @@ HCI_VERSION_NAMES = {
     HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_3:     'HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_3',
     HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_4:     'HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_5_4',
     HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_6_0:     'HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_6_0',
+    HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_6_1:     'HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_6_1',
+    HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_6_2:     'HCI_VERSION_BLUETOOTH_CORE_6_2',
 }
 
-# LMP Version
 LMP_VERSION_NAMES = HCI_VERSION_NAMES
 
 # HCI Packet types

bumble/profiles/bass.py

@@ -338,7 +338,12 @@ class BroadcastAudioScanService(gatt.TemplateService):
             b"12",  # TEST
         )
 
-        super().__init__([self.battery_level_characteristic])
+        super().__init__(
+            [
+                self.broadcast_audio_scan_control_point_characteristic,
+                self.broadcast_receive_state_characteristic,
+            ]
+        )
 
     def on_broadcast_audio_scan_control_point_write(
         self, connection: device.Connection, value: bytes

bumble/profiles/pbp.py

@@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ import enum
 
 from typing_extensions import Self
 
+from bumble import core, data_types, gatt
 from bumble.profiles import le_audio
 
 
@@ -46,3 +47,18 @@ class PublicBroadcastAnnouncement:
         return cls(
             features=features, metadata=le_audio.Metadata.from_bytes(metadata_ltv)
         )
+
+    def get_advertising_data(self) -> bytes:
+        return bytes(
+            core.AdvertisingData(
+                [
+                    data_types.ServiceData16BitUUID(
+                        gatt.GATT_PUBLIC_BROADCAST_ANNOUNCEMENT_SERVICE, bytes(self)
+                    )
+                ]
+            )
+        )
+
+    def __bytes__(self) -> bytes:
+        metadata_bytes = bytes(self.metadata)
+        return bytes([self.features, len(metadata_bytes)]) + metadata_bytes

docs/mkdocs/src/apps_and_tools/auracast.md

@@ -104,7 +104,8 @@ The `--output` option specifies where to send the decoded audio samples.
 The following outputs are supported:
 
 ### Sound Device
-The `--output` argument is either `device`, to send the audio to the hosts's default sound device, or `device:<DEVICE_ID>` where `<DEVICE_ID>`
+The `--output` argument is either `device`, to send the audio to the hosts's 
+default sound device, or `device:<DEVICE_ID>` where `<DEVICE_ID>`
 is the integer ID of one of the available sound devices.
 When invoked with `--output "device:?"`, a list of available devices and
 their IDs is printed out.
@@ -115,17 +116,24 @@ standard output (currently always as float32 PCM samples)
 
 ### FFPlay
 With `--output ffplay`, the decoded audio samples are piped to `ffplay`
-in a child process. This option is only available if `ffplay` is a command that is available on the host.
+in a child process. This option is only available if `ffplay` is a command 
+that is available on the host.
 
 ### File
 With `--output <filename>` or `--output file:<filename>`, the decoded audio
 samples are written to a file (currently always as float32 PCM)
 
 ## `transmit`
-Broadcast an audio source as a transmitter.
+Broadcast one or more audio sources as a transmitter.
 
 The `--input` and `--input-format` options specify what audio input
 source to transmit.
+
+Optionally, you can use the `--broadcast-list` option, 
+specifying a TOML configuration file, as a convenient way to specify 
+audio source configurations for one or more audio sources.  
+See `examples/auracast_broadcasts.toml` for an example.
+
 The following inputs are supported:
 
 ### Sound Device
@@ -146,7 +154,8 @@ are read from a .wav or raw PCM file.
 Use the `--input-format <FORMAT>` option to specify the format of the audio
 samples in raw PCM files. `<FORMAT>` is expressed as:
 `<sample-type>,<sample-rate>,<channels>`
-(the only supported <sample-type> currently is 'int16le' for 16 bit signed integers with little-endian byte order)
+(the only supported <sample-type> currently is 'int16le' for 16 bit signed 
+integers with little-endian byte order)
 
 ## `scan`
 Scan for public broadcasts.
@@ -164,6 +173,7 @@ be shared to allow better compatibiity with certain products.
 The `receive` command has been tested to successfully receive broadcasts from
 the following transmitters:
 
+  * Android's "Audio Sharing"
   * JBL GO 4
   * Flairmesh FlooGoo FMA120
   * Eppfun AK3040Pro Max
@@ -193,10 +203,12 @@ Use the `--manufacturer-data` option of the `transmit` command in order to inclu
 that will let the speaker recognize the broadcast as a compatible source.
 
 The manufacturer ID for JBL is 87.
-Using an option like `--manufacturer-data 87:00000000000000000000000000000000dffd` should work (tested on the
+Using an option like `--manufacturer-data 87:00000000000000000000000000000000dffd` should work 
-JBL GO 4. The `dffd` value at the end of the payload may be different on other models?).
+(tested on the JBL GO 4. 
+The `dffd` value at the end of the payload may be different on other models?).
 
 
 ### Others
 
+  * Android
   * Nexum Audio VOCE and USB dongle

examples/auracast_broadcasts.toml

@@ -0,0 +1,19 @@
+[[broadcasts]]
+name = "Broadcast 1"
+id = 1234
+language="en"
+program_info="Jazz"
+[[broadcasts.sources]]
+input = "file:audio_1_48k.wav"
+bitrate = 80000
+
+[[broadcasts]]
+name = "Broadcast 2"
+id = 5678
+language="fr"
+program_info="Classical"
+[[broadcasts.sources]]
+input = "file:audio_2.wav"
+[broadcasts.sources.manufacturer_data]
+company_id = 87
+data = "00000000000000000000000000000000dffd"

pyproject.toml

@@ -32,6 +32,7 @@ dependencies = [
     "pyserial-asyncio >= 0.5; platform_system!='Emscripten'",
     "pyserial >= 3.5; platform_system!='Emscripten'",
     "pyusb >= 1.2; platform_system!='Emscripten'",
+    "tomli ~= 2.2.1; platform_system!='Emscripten'",    
     "websockets >= 15.0.1; platform_system!='Emscripten'",
 ]