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I'm having trouble with the Oboe library on Android where the audio input isn't coming from the Bluetooth headset's microphone, even though the output is going to the headset's speakers. It's picking up the device's built-in mic instead.
Here's what I've found so far:
I'm using a Bluetooth headset with a microphone on a recent Android device.
My app uses Oboe for audio processing.
When I try to record audio, the input is from the phone's mic, not the Bluetooth headset's mic.
The Oboe documentation mentions setDeviceId() for the AudioStreamBuilder, but it's unclear if this affects both input and output, or just one. Has anyone else experienced this with Oboe and Bluetooth headsets? Are there any workarounds or solutions to make sure the correct microphone is used?
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Hi everyone,
I'm having trouble with the Oboe library on Android where the audio input isn't coming from the Bluetooth headset's microphone, even though the output is going to the headset's speakers. It's picking up the device's built-in mic instead.
Here's what I've found so far:
The Oboe documentation mentions
setDeviceId()for the AudioStreamBuilder, but it's unclear if this affects both input and output, or just one. Has anyone else experienced this with Oboe and Bluetooth headsets? Are there any workarounds or solutions to make sure the correct microphone is used?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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