jtweigandt Posted December 11, 2017 Share Posted December 11, 2017 On bluetooth, the microphone just produces choppy output. Tried 3 different brands of bluetooth headsets, and earbuds.. all the same.Various settings in the preferences don't seem to clear this up. Interestingly, the plumble free app on android had the same problem with the same hardware UNTIL... I went into preferences and it has a half duplex mode that youu can set for push to talk, and voila... clear as a bell.. same bluetooth hardware. Assuming the same codebase is used as a starting point for both, I would think this would be achievable for Mumble as well? Looks like the audio upstream and downstream on the bluetooth connection are trying to share and colliding. It's not mission critical, but would be nice to use my micro earbud that looks like a little hearing aid, instead of a boom mic headset, or wired earbuds where the inline mic changes orientation and rubs on clothing etc. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
retravision Posted March 2, 2019 Share Posted March 2, 2019 Hi. I encounter the same problem this week, with bluetooth earbuds. I have posted with a few more details, awaiting moderation. Did you manage to find a solution in iOS (sending and receiving) that preserves full duplex?Thanks! Quote Link to post Share on other sites
donmacinnes Posted December 19, 2019 Share Posted December 19, 2019 Any solution to this issue? Quote happy wheels Link to post Share on other sites
N8LHG Posted December 21, 2019 Share Posted December 21, 2019 On bluetooth, the microphone just produces choppy output. Tried 3 different brands of bluetooth headsets, and earbuds.. all the same.Various settings in the preferences don't seem to clear this up. Interestingly, the plumble free app on android had the same problem with the same hardware UNTIL... I went into preferences and it has a half duplex mode that youu can set for push to talk, and voila... clear as a bell.. same bluetooth hardware. Assuming the same codebase is used as a starting point for both, I would think this would be achievable for Mumble as well? Looks like the audio upstream and downstream on the bluetooth connection are trying to share and colliding. It's not mission critical, but would be nice to use my micro earbud that looks like a little hearing aid, instead of a boom mic headset, or wired earbuds where the inline mic changes orientation and rubs on clothing etc. Just an idea. I don't know if its factual or not, just sounded logical in my head...I assume you are connected via wireless internet either by your phones xg service, or wifi. Your Bluetooth is also wireless. Could there be an interference between the two radios? Or perhaps your phone is multitasking between the two different frequencies on the same radio causing a jittery response? If that theory is true, may not be mumble at all, but a limit of the hardware. Just a thought? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
jtweigandt Posted December 21, 2019 Author Share Posted December 21, 2019 Not sure what changed... the app or the earbuds, but same phone ... I got some new Amazon echo buds and they seem to work with the current ios and mumble app I use them in push to talk mode.. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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