https://www.headphonesty.com/2024/07/apple-solves-bad-airpod...
I'm still on Sonoma for work reason so I didn't test it.
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https://www.headphonesty.com/2024/07/apple-solves-bad-airpod...
I'm still on Sonoma for work reason so I didn't test it.
I don't have a mac or airpods so maybe I'm missing some context but paragraphs 2-4 seem to be a digression and actively confused me as to what this does. I would suggest removing or rewriting them for clarity.
The app simply sets the system default sound input/output device in a specific way depending on what’s connected. This fixes the sound quality degradation on Bluetooth headphones with mic. The issue arises when the computer tries to use the Bluetooth mic, in most cases it’s better to use the built it microphone anyway.
I guess you need a subscription for everything these days
This is really a Bluetooth issue. The same happens with any headphones that have a mic on any OS. When Bluetooth mode is switched from Headphones to Headset (with mic), only much lower quality audio codes are used. Does anyone know if Bluetooth 6 adds support for higher quality codes for Headset? It's a big issue, in my opinion.
Sorry to crash your launch but this is supposed to be fixed in the new version of MacOS Sequoia + AirPods 2 https://www.headphonesty.com/2024/07/apple-solves-bad-airpod... I'm still on Sonoma for work reason so I didn't test it.
I also think that by doing this, BT audio out can be in stereo/48, which is arguably "better" than mono/48, so their app is still useful.
I personally wouldn't subscribe to it, though. The script OP mentioned on their post seems sufficient for my use case.
This is really a Bluetooth issue. The same happens with any headphones that have a mic on any OS. When Bluetooth mode is switched from Headphones to Headset (with mic), only much lower quality audio codes are used. Does anyone know if Bluetooth 6 adds support for higher quality codes for Headset? It's a big issue, in my opinion.