Description of problem: Garbled Bluetooth headset microphone audio after upgrade to pipewire 0.3.53-2. Downgrading to version 0.3.49-1 solves the problem. Tested with two different Bluetooth headsets. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): pipewire-0.3.53-2.fc36.x86_64 How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Record or make a call with microphone from Bluetooth headset. Actual results: Audio from microphone garbled and chopped. Audio reproduction works fine. Expected results: Microphone audio clear. Additional info: Using mSBC codec.
Same here, update to pipewire 0.3.53-1 breaks audio recording with bluetooth headset. Tested on two different headsets (Jabra BT 2046 and Sony Wl-C310) on Skype and Teams. SYSTEM: Fedora 36 X86_64 DE: KDE 5.25.5-1 steps to reproduce - turn on bluetooth and connect headset - make sure both microphone and headphones are set as default audio in/out - launch skype/teams - make test call and record message. actual result: - recorded message is garbled (like it's missing frames) expected result: - replayed message sounds clean without any distortion Last known good version: pipewire-0.3.52.-4 Update to 0.3.53-4 (available in koji) didn't solve that issue.
Have the same issue which seems to be tied from the update from pipewire.x86_64 0.3.52-4.fc36 to pipewire.x86_64 0.3.53-2.fc36. Bose 700 headset connected via bluetooth is having the same garbled microphone recording as listed in the original ticket. Seems to only be tied to bluetooth microphones and not other types(laptop internal or USB microphones)
upstream issue and fix https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire/pipewire/-/issues/2460
I also experience this issue. I am using Fedora 36. Downgrading PipeWire to 0.3.49 fixed this issue for me (I don't have PipeWire 0.3.52 in Fedora repo). For anyone on Fedora, you can downgrade PipeWire by: sudo dnf downgrade pipewire It will downgrade PipeWire to the previous version before the update, which is 0.3.49 on Fedora. And when you update the system, you can prevent PipeWire from updating to this problematic version by: sudo dnf -x pipewire update This will exclude PipeWire from updating. Until the fix is landed on Fedora, please do not update the system in the GNOME Software for the time being, as it will update PipeWire along with other packages.
I also experienced this issue. I am using Fedora 36. Downgrading PipeWire to 0.3.49 also fixed the issue for me
From my quick test it seems pipewire 0.3.54 from koji is much better, can anyone confirm?
(In reply to Stan Trzmiel from comment #6) > From my quick test it seems pipewire 0.3.54 from koji is much better, can > anyone confirm? I can confirm. It seems that pipewire-0.3.54-1 solves the problem.
With pipewire-0.3.54-1 pushed to F36, is there a reason this Bz isn't closed?