Save settings as jason and use a small json compatible tokenizer to
load settings instead of our own less flexible format.
Save settings with a prefix and filter out entries without prefix
Listen for changes in restore.stream metadata and update properties.
Nodes that are marked as DONT_RECONNECT are only linked once.
Fixes a problem where a clients makes a DONT_RECONNECT stream but
without a specific sink.
See #395
mSBC can be enabled by passing "bluez5.msbc-support=true" parameter to
pipewire-media-session.
mSBC is automatically selected if remote device supports it.
Don't start the pulse-bridge automatically because we don't
know what socket to listen on.
Also, listen by default on a safe socket, not used by pulseaudio.
Remove the hooks we installed on objects in the destroy/free event
or before calling _destroy. This is not really needed but it is
a nice thing to do because it calls the hook removed callbacks.
Always remix the channels to match the ones on the device even if
that means upmixing.
This will make mono streams go to all inputs of the device instead
of just one.
Fixes#355
A rescan can trigger a new rescan and with a blocking rountrip this
can recursively never end. Catch a rescan while rescanning and queue
it for when we end the current scan.
Fixes#364
Always use a default set of options and have enable/disable
add/remove options to/from it. Previously to enable just one option
you had to list all the other default enabled options as well.
Add a property for capture stream to signal that they would like
to capture the output (monitor) of the default sink instead of the
default source.
Check the desired device we would like to capture from and handle
the capture from the sink by monitoring the monitor source.
Keep a per node entry of the saved target node and use this when
there is no other target node.
When explicitly moving a stream, save the new target node.
This way we only expose the client after we have all the properties.
Also add a new CLIENT_ACCESS property that contains the desired
client access mode.
