Closed aaalaniz closed 4 years ago
I tested this on a Pixel 3 running AudioSwitch 0.1.4, and I was able to successfully connect a pair of Air Pods with audio output routing to it. I was also able to see the correct device name as shown in the following screenshots.
@aaalaniz Closing this issue for now. I'm thinking we should prioritize the multiple bluetooth device support story as the reported issues appear to be related to connecting multiple devices at once.
Hey What I said in the issue #28 is not what is described here.
It's possible to connect and see AirPods, but sometimes, the name displayed is the name of another bluetooth device, in this case my watch. But it's random, that's why you didn't had the issue @Alton09
Can you please re-open the issue ?
Hey @alizeec
I think what are you describing relates to supporting multiple Bluetooth devices #15. I think the reason you occasionally don't see the AirPods is because the library will only add one Bluetooth device to the availableDevices
. We have a story in our backlog to improve support for multiple bluetooth devices.
Thanks!
Hey @aaalaniz If the library detects only my watch, how can the audio be properly routed to my AirPods ?
Thanks
@alizeec Since the library currently only supports a single connected bluetooth device, you should get consistent behavior if you just connect just your AirPods. Please keep an eye out for #15 as we are planning to provide support for multiple bluetooth devices. Thanks!
Describe the bug Apple AirPods do not show up in
availableDevices
when connected to an Android phone. (Apparently they work with Android devices) 😄To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior Airpods should show up in the available devices.
Actual behavior Airpods do not show up as an available devices
Version
Additional context Originally reported in #28