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This avoids some bluetooth-related devices being delivered before
BootComplete
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seek-support into main
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/cool-tech-zone/tangara-fw/pulls/50
Reviewed-by: ailurux <ailurux@noreply.codeberg.org>
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the i2s handler and streambuffer metadata are both still in iram for
good performance. otherwise, this seems to be enough to make gapless
playback work.
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Includes refactoring nvs settings to be a bit less duplicated
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it's a pretty chonky codec, but this seems like the best way to tame its
performance.
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connecting and disconnecting is a bit more consistent now!
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- persist the current volume when the screen locks
- pause playback if headphones are removed
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- No more IndexRecord/Result/dbGetPage nonsense
- Queue is just track ids
- i am so tired and have so much to do
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It turns out this is why bluetooth playback keeps running out of memory
/facepalm
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I think this was the cause of toggling play/pause making audio go away.
Or at least I can't repro that bug anymore, anyway.
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Everything relevant is back in internal ram, and likely to stay there.
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Also other misc task cleanup
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