Open vegam05 opened 5 months ago
Hi, Have you tried disabling automatic output device switching in the General tab of the Settings?
I just disabled the "automatically switch to newly connected output device" option and it seems to fix the issue, thanks for the help @doolhoofd . Nevertheless the issue should be addressed soon as why this option is behaving abnormally in the first place?
Improving Bluetooth connectivity is one of our current top priorities. And if it were certain that the fault is only and entirely on the side of FxSound, then yes, it should be addressed. However, it is nearly impossible to tell if this is the case long-distance, blindly, from a single report.
I agree
Thanks. To be fair, you aren't the only one with such a problem.
https://forum.fxsound.com/t/fxsound-changes-my-output-device-all-the-time-in-windows/2901/
@doolhoofd I also have problems with BT headphones. I usually use one of TWS plugs. When one's battery is down I switch them left/right. Each is a separate BT speaker in W11. In older versions the last connected device got active. But in 1.1.27.0 I need to select active speaker manually. And I remember there was an option to automatically switch between output devices. But I don't see it now.
If I choose preferred output, it works only for one of headphone plugs. Perhaps it makes sense to add a priority setting for devices? Which one of active outputs will be active if several are connected? I could set my R/L headphones first/second and built-in audio as third.
I will move back to an old fxSound version. 1.1.16 worked correctly as far as I can recall. Cause the last version cannot be used in my scenario.
Perhaps it makes sense to add a priority setting for devices? Which one of active outputs will be active if several are connected? I could set my R/L headphones first/second and built-in audio as third.
That was the original idea, see: https://github.com/fxsound2/fxsound-app/issues/10 Please keep in mind that such code isn't built in a day. (I should probably also mention that this is not a promise.)
Description The audio randomly stops playing on the connected Bluetooth device, and rather starts playing on the PC speaker itself, even after specifying the audio output device as Bluetooth one in the application, the issue persists.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected Behavior I expected the music to continuously keep streaming on my bluetooth device, rather it streams on the native audio device after a while, i.e. my PC speakers.
System information
Edition Windows 11 Home Single Language Version 23H2 Installed on 01-04-2023 OS build 22631.3737 Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22700.1009.0
Audio device Native speakers: B&O audio on Realtek(R) Audio Bluetooth audio devices: Airdopes kick, Oppo enco buds