It’s interesting why a mobile device should serve as the A2DP sink. Please share us the use cases as well.
Nonetheless, it should be possible to make your custom A2DP sink with your own implementation (jitter handling with RTP, decode via SBC/MP3 et al).
Good luck.
Regards,
Jayanta
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I am curious too, but one likely case may be in car infotainment industries, where Android tablets may be employed and expected to serve as A2DP sink for equally enabled phones – just a thought.
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