I have once again removed the BIOS whitelist for the WLAN cards, and
switched to a Wifi+Bluetooth Intel 7260 card.
Testing with only this cards internal bluetooth seems to work well, and
no skipping is going on. This is on a fresh Mint 19.1 install too, so
perhaps the coexistence rule works well.
I will report back once I have had time to re-modify my BIOS to remove
the WiFi whitelist, and then test my Intel 7260 on there with
coexistance (I'm sure the iwlwifi implements coexistence on all wifi +
bt cards, but its there for sure on my one anyway). This may take a few
weeks, but thanks for
I have disabled Wi-Fi and tested a buffered video in Chrome on Youtube
(which is where I stream my music mostly from, though the stuttering and
lag was present in all other applications too), and there seems to be
almost no lagging or clicking at all. There was a lag of perhaps 100 ms
only, but
Public bug reported:
This is the same problem in
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/405294 and
even though I have pulseaudio 12.2 (on Xubuntu 18.10), this problem
persists (this T430 laptop has inbuilt Bluetooth).
This makes listening to music or any audio over Bluetooth
Same behaviour here - very very similar to
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/405294 but the
issue persists. I have a T430, Xubuntu 18.10, inbuilt bluetooth, and
pulseaudio 12.2. This makes it very hard to use headphones and wifi at
the same time.
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