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LNSSPsd / PodsGrant

Treat AirPods Pro 2 as AirPods Pro to get it working better on older operating systems (for a few iOS versions only)
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Could this be done for AirPods 3? #19

Closed combustor closed 1 year ago

combustor commented 1 year ago

Hi, this tweak seems amazing

I just have a question, could this be done to the AirPods 3? Would it be as easy as adding a couple of lines?

Thank you for your work

LNSSPsd commented 1 year ago

Could be possible. Would give a try later but I can't test with it, would you be able to build from the source code by yourself?

combustor commented 1 year ago

Could be possible. Would give a try later but I can't test with it, would you be able to build from the source code by yourself?

I unfortunately only have a windows machine

But if you want me to test something I would be happy to do it

rastafaa commented 1 year ago

I unfortunately only have a windows machine

You can compile in Windows.. I've been doing it using theos, just need to install linux subsystem in windows (thru powershell and cpu virtualization)

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combustor commented 1 year ago

I unfortunately only have a windows machine

You can compile in Windows.. I've been doing it using theos, just need to install linux subsystem in windows (thru powershell and cpu virtualization)

Ah if that's the case then yes I would be able to build it

LNSSPsd commented 1 year ago

Have a try on the latest commit.

combustor commented 1 year ago

Have a try on the latest commit.

I have installed it and it works, the AirPods are actually detected as AirPods instead of unknown device

I can now see the AirPods battery

All features that required AirPods (like LiveListen) now work

There's still no case pop up but that's okay

Also I have a question, wouldn't it be better to treat them as AirPods Pro rather than AirPods 2?

The AirPods 3 and Pro practically look the same and they share most features

Thank you for your work

LNSSPsd commented 1 year ago

There's still no case pop up but that's okay

I'm not sure but maybe try killing SharingViewService?

Also I have a question, wouldn't it be better to treat them as AirPods Pro rather than AirPods 2?

Idk how it would act being treated as AirPods Pro, just try replacing 8207 to 0x200E on both of the .x files and see if it's better.

combustor commented 1 year ago

I'm not sure but maybe try killing SharingViewService?

I did ldrestart and it now works

Idk how it would act being treated as AirPods Pro, just try replacing 8207 to 0x200E on both of the .x files and see if it's better.

Alright I did that and see no real difference

But the pop up now shows the AirPods Pro yet the icons are still AirPods 2

Edit: Found a fix for the icons/glyphs Forget the AirPods through Bluetooth settings then pair them, should work