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Even if the OP had gotten the headset working with bluetooth they'd be disappointed. On Macs at least, using a headset with mic via bluetooth you get 8khz samp
by andrewvc 8y ago
Even if the OP had gotten the headset working with bluetooth they'd be disappointed.
On Macs at least, using a headset with mic via bluetooth you get 8khz sampling, even if the headset can do more.
Sounds terrible. Tried a bunch of esoteric plist changes to fix it.
I switched to a USB wireless setup which works much better.
Supposedly there are fixes (http://ssrubin.com/posts/fixing-macos-bluetooth-headphone-audio-quality-issues-with-hammerspoon.html http://ssrubin.com/posts/fixing-macos-bluetooth-headphone-au...) for this, but none worked for me.
- hprotagonist 8y agohttps://gumroad.com/l/airbuddy https://gumroad.com/l/airbuddy I stumbled across this the other day. Airpod only, but it promises to bump the sampling rate among other things.
- SmellyGeekBoy 8y agoHow odd. In Ubuntu it's just a case of changing the Bluetooth audio codec from a dropdown in the sound control panel. I set it once for my earbuds and it's worked fine ever since.
- Shoue 8y agoA2DP (the one that doesn't sound terrible) doesn't work with the headset microphone so you'd be using your computer's microphone instead. It's a shame that Linux generally only supports two profiles that aren't all that great. IIRC there is some traction behind another profile somewhere but it isn't ready yet I assume, otherwise we'd see it now.
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