https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=287813
--- Comment #11 from Tomasz "CeDeROM" CEDRO <to...@cedro.info> --- Thanks for testing JRO, you may want to try vm windows with virtualbox or something like that for firmware update, usb passthrough may work. Or there may be some open-source firmware updaters? https://github.com/Watchdog0x/jLink https://github.com/gna-sw This `pactl exit` is strange in console because PulseAudio should not run over there so it should have zero impact. You should be using only native OSS /dev/dspN device. I think I have similar issue with Creative BT-W6 it works for some time then glitches noise and audio lost. In theory this is the most "modern" usb-bluetooth-audio dongle with all sorts of modern codecs bt 5.4 aptx auracast ble audio etc but in practice it is unreliable for me. This is why I reverted back to older KM-BT1 that works rock solid and my headphones use basic SBC codec anyway. I asked Creative about firmware updates (there is only one initial firmware possible here) but they openly refused to support Open-Source platforms, even though I told them this dongle could be the holly grail of usb-audio for Open-Source platform where bluetooth stack kinda sucks, they dont care. So Jabra may be a better choice if you have chance of firmware update. I am also embedded firmware developer and I know how messy Bluetooth stack implementations can be so my bet is on firmware problem, considering vendor openly states stability and reliability fixes in their firmware updates. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
