Audio injection

docs/modules/manual-testing/nav.adoc

@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@
 * Local or private devices
 ** xref:manual-testing:local-devices/capture-network-payload-data.adoc[]
 ** xref:manual-testing:local-devices/use-apple-pay-in-manual-session.adoc[]
+** xref:manual-testing:local-devices/inject-audio.adoc[]
 
 * xref:manual-testing:test-your-app-camera.adoc[]
 * xref:manual-testing:adb-commands.adoc[]

docs/modules/manual-testing/pages/device-controls.adoc

@@ -81,14 +81,41 @@ See xref:release-notes:all-releases/4_10.adoc#_enhanced_handling_of_sensitive_da
 
 == Image injection
 
-To test your in-app camera, select *Image Injection*, then add an image to the injection library and select *Inject*.
+[IMPORTANT]
+====
+Follow xref:manual-testing:test-your-app-camera.adoc[this guide,window=read-later] for more details on how to use image injection.
+====
+
+To test your in-app camera, select *Media Injection*.
+
+image:manual-testing:media-injection.png[width=300,alt="The media injection button in a manual session."]
+
+Select *Image Injection*. Upload an image to the injection library and select *Inject*.
+
+image:manual-testing:image-injection-closeup.png[width=400, alt="A manual session with a closeup of image injection."]
+
+To reset the camera view after injecting an image, select *Reset Camera*.
+
+image:manual-testing:image-injection-completed.png[width=400, alt="The image injection menu after injecting an image, with Reset Camera visible."]
+
+== Audio injection
 
 [IMPORTANT]
 ====
-Follow xref:manual-testing:test-your-app-camera.adoc[this guide] for more details on how to use image injection.
+Follow xref:manual-testing:local-devices/inject-audio.adoc[this guide,window=read-later] for more details on how to use audio injection.
 ====
 
-image:manual-testing:image-injection-closeup.png[width=500, alt="A manual session with a closeup of image injection."]
+To test your microphone, select *Media Injection*.
+
+image:manual-testing:media-injection.png[width=300,alt="The media injection button in a manual session."]
+
+Select *Audio Injection*. Add an audio file to the injection library and select *Inject*.
+
+image:manual-testing:bluetooth-audio-injection-closeup.png[width=400, alt="A manual session with a closeup of audio injection."]
+
+If you see the following message, then image injection is not enabled on the device. Choose another device that xref:manual-testing:local-devices/inject-audio.adoc[has audio injection enabled], or contact Kobiton support to learn more.
+
+image:bluetooth-audio-not-enabled.png[width=400px,alt="Audio injection feature disabled with message indicating special setup is required"]
 
 == Power
 

docs/modules/manual-testing/pages/local-devices/inject-audio.adoc

@@ -0,0 +1,101 @@
+= Inject audio during a manual session (Beta)
+:navtitle: Inject audio (Beta)
+
+Learn how to inject an audio file directly into a connected device during a manual session to test recording apps, voice calls, and audio handling.
+
+== Prerequisites
+
+* A private device with bluetooth audio enabled running in *Standard mode*.
+
+[IMPORTANT]
+Bluetooth audio requires an additional _bluetooth-bridge_ server to enable. Contact Kobiton support for more details.
+
+* A valid audio file that meets the required format and size.
+
+=== Supported audio format
+
+|===
+| Requirement | Value
+
+| Container | WAV (PCM 16-bit), OGG, or MP3
+| Sample Rate | 8 kHz
+| Channels | mono
+| Max File Size | 30 MB
+|===
+
+== Inject audio
+
+* In the *Device List*, choose a device marked with the microphone icon and launch a *Manual Session*.
+
+image:bluetooth-audio-devices.png[width=768px,alt="Filtered device list showing Pixel 7 Pro and Pixel 7 with audio capability icons"]
+
+* In the session, open *Inject Media* and select the *Audio Injection* tab. You’ll see an empty state inviting you to *click* or *drag-and-drop* a file. The *Inject* button is disabled until a file is uploaded.
+
+image:bluetooth-audio-injection-empty.png[width=768px,alt="Audio injection screen showing no file selected before injection"]
+
+* Select the upload area to open your system file browser (e.g., *Downloads*). Highlight your audio file (e.g., `sample.wav`) and select *Open*.
+
+image:bluetooth-audio-file-finder.png[width=768px,alt="Finder window highlighting a selected WAV file ready for injection"]
+
+* Open the target application on the device (e.g., a voice recorder app or phone app) so it’s ready to capture the injected audio.
+
+image:bluetooth-audio-injection-uploaded.png[width=768px,alt="Audio injection screen with sample.wav file ready and inject button active"]
+
+* Choose *Inject*. The panel shows the status *Injecting…* above the purple action bar. On the device screen, the waveform and recording timer confirm playback is occurring.
+
+image:bluetooth-audio-injecting.png[width=768px,alt="Manual session screen showing the audio file sample.wav being injected into a Pixel 7 Pro"]
+
+* When the injection finishes, the session shows a confirmation banner: `Audio file [file_name] has been injected successfully.`
+
+== Reviewing session artifacts
+
+After the session, open xref:session-explorer:manage-sessions.adoc[Session Overview,window=read-later]. Under *Audio tracks*, you can download:
+
+* *Input audio*: the uploaded audio tracks.
+* *Injected audio*: the audio tracks that were injected to the device.
+* *Output audio*: the output audio tracks.
+
+image:bluetooth-audio-session-overview.png[width=768px,alt="Session summary showing audio tracks injected and details about the device and session"]
+
+== Tips & best practices
+
+* *Filter devices with bluetooth audio enabled*
++
+Filter only devices with bluetooth audio enabled by selecting *Audio* -> *Supported* in the search bar.
+
+image:bluetooth-audio-device-filter.png[width=768px,alt="Device filter showing the Audio capability filter with Supported selected"]
+
+* *Verify format before upload.*
++
+Convert the audio file to *WAV (PCM 16-bit), OGG, or MP3* and keep the file size under *30 MB*.
+* *Stage the device app first.*
++
+Open the recording or target app and get it ready *before* clicking *Inject*.
+
+== Troubleshooting
+
+[cols="1,2"]
+|===
+| Issue | Resolution
+
+| *Inject button is disabled* | Ensure a file is uploaded and that it meets the required format (WAV, OGG, or MP3) and size (≤30 MB).
+| *No inject button* | Make sure the device has bluetooth audio enabled. Contact Kobiton support for more details on enabling bluetooth audio.
+| *No audio recorded in the app* a|
+* Unmute the microphone.
+
+* Make sure the target app is actively recording or listening when you click Inject.
+
+* Verify device volume and any in-app input settings.
+
+* For Android apps: Some voice recording apps require setting Bluetooth as the audio input in system settings.
+|===
+
+== Important notes
+
+* Bluetooth bridge server limits: One Mac mini host can support one Bluetooth bridge server, with up to two devices.
+
+* Audio output:
+
+** Supported: HFP (calls, Google Meet, Zoom)
+
+** Not supported: A2DP (YouTube, music, media playback)

docs/modules/session-explorer/pages/manage-sessions.adoc

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ xref:session-explorer:search-for-a-session.adoc[Search for a session], then sele
 
 image:search-session-id-closeup.png[width=1000,alt="Search for a session ID"]
 
-From the Session Overview window, users can view below mentioned information.
+From the Session Overview window, users can view more details and manage the session.
 
 image:session-overview-context copy.png[width=1000,alt="A context to Session Overview"]
 
@@ -68,4 +68,27 @@ The Applitools Eyes status is also displayed from the session list. You can ente
 
 image:session-explorer:applitools-session-list.png[width:500,alt="The Applitools Eyes status in Session Overview"]
 
-====
+====
+
+=== Download audio tracks and metadata
+
+[IMPORTANT]
+====
+Follow xref:manual-testing:local-devices/inject-audio.adoc[this guide,window=read-later] for more details on how to use audio injection.
+====
+
+After executing an automation session (https://github.com/kobiton/samples/tree/master/audio[sample code,window=read-later]) or a xref:manual-testing:local-devices/inject-audio.adoc[manual session,window=read-later] with bluetooth audio enabled, you can download the audio tracks and metadata under the *Download Audio Tracks* section:
+
+* *Input audio*: the uploaded audio tracks.
+* *Injected audio*: the audio tracks that were injected to the device.
+* *Output audio*: the output audio tracks.
+
+[NOTE]
+
+====
+
+* Audio output capture is supported only for calls, not media apps like YouTube.
+
+====
+
+image:session-explorer:audio-tracks-download.png[width=500,alt="The Download Audio Tracks options in Session Explorer"]