## SECTION=multimedia_sound

menuconfig PULSEAUDIO
	tristate
	select HOST_MESON
	select HOST_ORC
	select LIBC_M
	select LIBC_RT
	select LIBC_PTHREAD
	select ALSA_LIB
	select ALSA_LIB_MIXER
	select ALSA_LIB_UCM
	select LIBCAP
	select LIBLTDL
	select LIBSNDFILE
	select ORC
	select SYSTEMD			if PULSEAUDIO_SYSTEMD
	select SBC			if PULSEAUDIO_BLUETOOTH
	select DBUS			if PULSEAUDIO_BLUETOOTH
	select BLUEZ			if PULSEAUDIO_BLUETOOTH
	select BLUEZ_LIBBLUETOOTH	if PULSEAUDIO_BLUETOOTH
	select SPEEXDSP			if PULSEAUDIO_SPEEX
	select SPEEXDSP_FLOAT_API	if PULSEAUDIO_SPEEX
	select WEBRTC_AUDIO_PROCESSING	if PULSEAUDIO_WEBRTC_AEC
	select UDEV
	select UDEV_LIBUDEV
	prompt "pulseaudio                    "
	help
	  PulseAudio is a sound system for POSIX OSes, meaning that it is a
	  proxy for your sound applications. It allows you to do advanced
	  operations on your sound data as it passes between your
	  application and your hardware.

if PULSEAUDIO

config PULSEAUDIO_SYSTEMD
	bool
	default INITMETHOD_SYSTEMD

config PULSEAUDIO_SYSTEMD_USER
	bool
	depends on PULSEAUDIO_SYSTEMD
	default y if SYSTEMD_UNITS_USER

config PULSEAUDIO_BLUETOOTH
        bool
        prompt "enable bluetooth support"

config PULSEAUDIO_SPEEX
	bool
	default y
	prompt "enable speex based resamplers"
	help
	  The speex based resamplers provide the best cost/quality
	  trade-off on most platforms. It's recommended to only disable
	  this when no resampling is required.

config PULSEAUDIO_WEBRTC_AEC
	bool
	prompt "WebRTC-based echo canceller"
	help
	  Use the WebRTC audio processing library for echo cancellation. It
	  provides better quality than the builtin 'Adrian' echo canceller.

endif