Open LiveOpenMike opened 10 months ago
[server] WARN: Could not get any audio timestamp
I had never triggered this warning.
But this is not only a timestamp problem apparently, since you get no sound at all. The audio encoder does not capture any sound, so the Android system does not behave as expected on your device for some reason.
Do you have any earphones connected? (if so, try without)
When I plug in headphones, the audio does transfer to my PC. Unplugged it stays native on the device.
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[server] WARN: Could not get any audio timestamp
I had never triggered this warning.
But this is not only a timestamp problem apparently, since you get no sound at all. The audio encoder does not capture any sound, so the Android system does not behave as expected on your device for some reason.
Do you have any earphones connected? (if so, try without)
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Probably related to #4083 in some way.
Did you find any solution, I had the same problem.
I have the same issue too.
It looks like this is on Meta's side. I've seen some tutorials with Android phones.
Unfortunately, I don't have an Android phone with Android 11 or 12 to test if this is happening only with the Quest 3.
Can someone else help us confirm this issue?
I had to resort to the Rode's Wireless GO 2s for audio capture and use scrcpy just for the video feed. More info here. Capturing the microphone was possible after switching the source, but that doesn't help us. 😿
Also tested - a 3.5mm splitter out of the headset, with one going to headphones and one going to the Rode [and another test using an aptX device] - scrcpy was able to capture audio but the results were not good.
~3 weeks ago Meta released casting 2.0 via Meta Quest Developer Hub. The added cinematic mode was nice, but the FPS was still too low for me to consider using; hopefully they improve it so we can have a more seamless casting experience. 😸🤞
I have the same problem, connecting headphones sends sound to the computer, but it would be useful to have an option that would play the sound in the headphones at the same time.
+, too have this issue
Environment
Describe the bug Working on an ADB call to feed the video and audio from my VR HMD to my PC for livestreaming.
This is my current script: scrcpy --crop 2064:2208:2064:0 --video-bit-rate=40M -d --disable-screensaver --max-fps 60
Feed comes in fine, but no audio (audio timestamp not found). I ran a Vdebug and got the following:
INFO: Device: [Oculus] oculus Quest 3 (Android 12) DEBUG: Server connected DEBUG: Starting controller thread DEBUG: Starting receiver thread [server] DEBUG: Using audio encoder: 'c2.android.opus.encoder' [server] DEBUG: Using video encoder: 'c2.qti.avc.encoder' INFO: Renderer: direct3d DEBUG: Trilinear filtering disabled (not an OpenGL renderer DEBUG: Using icon (portable): C:\Users\17702\Documents\scrcpy-win64-v2.1.1\icon.png DEBUG: Demuxer 'video': starting thread DEBUG: Demuxer 'audio': starting thread INFO: Texture: 4128x2208 [server] WARN: Could not get any audio timestamp DEBUG: [Audio] Buffer underflow, inserting silence: 240 samples DEBUG: [Audio] Buffer underflow, inserting silence: 240 samples DEBUG: [Audio] Buffer underflow, inserting silence: 240 samples DEBUG: [Audio] Buffer underflow, inserting silence: 240 samples DEBUG: [Audio] Buffer underflow, inserting silence: 10 samples
I tried an audio buffer overflow and got nothing. Switched the codec to AAC and got nothing. What solved it... was plugging headphones into the headset. That simple act sent the audio to my PC (but no sound through the headphones). Trying to understand why this happened and figure out a workaround as I would rather not wear two sets of headphones. Any insight would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.