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This is what program looks like when running:

State T is not terminated, it is "stopped by job control signal" (man top).

To get the processes into this state, you probably sent SIGSTOP to them (kill -STOP ...). Instead, you should have sent a SIGTERM (the default), and you can still do that now. If that doesn't work then send a SIGKILL.

SDL_memcpy is memcpy, meaning first argument is destination, and second argument is source. In both ouf your callbacks that order is wrong, your input callback just erases your stream data with what is initially stored in buffer (zeroes), and output callback don't output anything but instead copies garbage to buffer.

Similarly your if (out_pos >= in_pos) branch should erase stream, not buffer.

Note that your requested audio format is F32 (not guaranteed as you allow format changes), but your debug printfs interpret it as uint8. That will not affect audio playback, only how relevant output is.

I have found a workaround solution. I downloaded freetube and the sound on the program works perfectly with all kinds of videoos. With this, I don't have to mess around with ALSA env variables.

You can not create an instance of SinkInputInfo. You can also not store instances of it anywhere.

The reason is that it is intended to be only valid inside the callbacks:

https://www.freedesktop.org/software/pulseaudio/doxygen/introspect.html#query_sec

Data members in the information structures are only valid during the duration of the callback. If they are required after the callback is finished, a deep copy of the information structure must be performed.

libpulse does not provide any means to copy or free the SinkInputInfo pointer type.

You can however use anything inside the struct:

Found the solution by using trim in sox. The project can be found in

https://github.com/TathagataRoy1278/Bad_Internet_Audio_Modulator

This does seem a little back to front as you have the peripheral trying to connect to the phone. Have you looked at using ConnectProfile rather than Connect?

If you want to have the HID device initiating connection (or reconnection) to HID host (RPi reconnects to your phone), then that is a change in the SDP record. More information at the following gist

I ended up having to run a python script that checks a local file every 5 seconds and will open the movie via that. The PHP script will just write the .mp4 name to the file when it needs to.