https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=515151

--- Comment #6 from Davis Gallinghouse <[email protected]> ---
This obviously isn't my decision to make, but my opinion is that this bug
should stay open: even if the root cause is a bug in Qt, it's still a bug in
Elisa that Bluetooth audio does not work.

And there are other ways to fix the bug that don't involve waiting for Qt to
fix their Pipewire implementation: making libvlc a hard requirement would be a
small change in Elisa, although downstream consumers may dislike the dependency
(and one media player depending on another media player's library to play audio
does seem a little silly). A second option would be to set the QT_AUDIO_BACKEND
environment variable in Elisa before initializing Qt to force Qt to use the
older audio backend. And another option would be to use Pipewire directly from
Elisa; I would be happy to contribute a patch doing that but it probably
requires a longer discussion with a/the maintainers since the long-term cost of
that code would be larger than the day or two it takes to write the patch.

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