REPRODUCIBILITY (% or how often): Always
BUILD ID = OS VERSION (Settings > About product): latest build 3.4.0.24
HARDWARE (Jolla1, Tablet, XA2,…): Sony Xperia 10 Plus Dual SIM
UI LANGUAGE: English
REGRESSION: (compared to previous public release: Yes, No, ?): ?
DESCRIPTION:
When connected a headphone amp like my FiiO Headphone amp, on checking the settings in bluetooth there is no way of checking whether it is connected using LDAC to take advantage of the optimum sound quality passing through it to hi-res headphones eg: my Sony MDR-Z7 headphones.
PRECONDITIONS:
Test using a Hi-Res amp connected via Bluetooth
STEPS TO REPRODUCE:
Pair the Hi-Res amp via bluetooth to your mobile
Go back to bluetooth settings
EXPECTED RESULT:
You should be able to check the settings used for each device paired to your mobile like:
HD Audio
LDAC
Phone calls
Media audio
Contact sharing
etc or similar.
ACTUAL RESULT:
None of this information is available to be seen not even in developer settings unless I am missing something.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Again by now I would of thought all these default things should now be present for all devices. Prior to installing Sailfish O/S on one of the recommended devices the Sony Xperia 10 Plus - Android 9 did allow me to see those options and switch on or off after pairing the device should I wish to change.
bluez5 version in sailfishos is currently v5.54 (iirc), which does have support for multiple bluetooth A2DP audio codecs.
The problem is in pulseaudio, which does not (yet) have support for multiple codecs. Basicly pulseaudio currently only supports SBC (with quite low quality settings).
In theory it should be easy enough to package that on openrepos. It’s really just corporate interests, that are incompatible with the GPL3, but that discussion does not belong here.
I can see this would definitely be a useful feature to have, but since it’s not a currently supported feature, and to keep things clear, I’ve moved it from Bug Reports to the Feature Requests section.
This doesn’t mean it’s any less important, it’s just a classification. However, if anyone feels this is incorrect, please say and I can review it.