Media output preferences

Last Updated : Apr 04, 2024 |
Prolog information
Avaya Vantage™, as a default, uses the Android preference rules (based on the Android transducer selection algorithm) to route the audio and media to the active transducer connected to your device. You can configure your Avaya Vantage™ device settings to route the media output from Avaya Alexa and other media applications, such as YouTube, to the hands-free speaker. If you select the hands-free speaker for media output, you can connect a 3.5 mm headset for audio calls and play media-related applications through the hands-free speaker.
When you configure the media output to the hands-free speaker, the following events occur:
  • The media output from all media-related applications is sent to the hands-free speaker. This is irrespective of whether there are other connected devices, such as a 3.5 mm headset, Bluetooth headset, USB headset, or HDMI.
  • The active transducer microphone and output are used for the audio.
  • The call audio remains unchanged.
  • Call audio routing follows the Android preference rules, irrespective of the media output settings.
Note:
The active media output setting is stored persistently across power-ups and reboots.