Audio broadcast management based on audio disruption
AssigneeMotorola Mobility LLC
InventorsVijayakumar Gn, Vineet Vivekanand Angadi, Ashwin Kumar Manmohan Pathmudi
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Abstract
In aspects of audio broadcast management based on audio disruption, a wireless device receives an audio broadcast from an audio source device, and initiates a connection to the audio broadcast. The wireless device detects an audio disrupt event of the audio broadcast based on audio frequency data, audio intensity data, or a predefined time limit associated with the audio broadcast. In response to this, the wireless device initiates a disconnection from the audio broadcast, and initiates a connection to a new in-range audio broadcast.
Claims20
A wireless device, comprising:
- at least one processor;
- and
- a memory coupled to the at least one processor, the memory storing instructions which, when executed by the at least one processor, cause the wireless device to:
- receive an audio broadcast from an audio source device;
- initiate a connection to the audio broadcast;
- detect an audio disrupt event of the audio broadcast based on audio frequency data, audio intensity data, or a predefined time limit associated with the audio broadcast;
- and
- initiate a disconnection from the audio broadcast in response to the audio disrupt event being detected.
A method implemented by a wireless device, comprising:
- receiving a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) audio broadcast from an audio source device;
- connecting to the BLE audio broadcast;
- detecting looped audio in the BLE audio broadcast that is output by the wireless device based on audio frequency data of the BLE audio broadcast;
- and
- disconnecting from the BLE audio broadcast in response to detecting the looped audio.
A system, comprising:
- an audio source device;
- an audio output device;
- and
- a wireless device wirelessly coupled to the audio output device, the wireless device configured to:
- receive an Auracast audio broadcast from the audio source device;
- issue a connection instruction directing the audio output device to connect to the Auracast audio broadcast;
- detect terminated or paused audio of the Auracast audio broadcast based on audio intensity data of the Auracast audio broadcast;
- and
- issue a disconnection instruction directing the audio output device to disconnect from the Auracast audio broadcast in response to the terminated or paused audio being detected.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.