https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=513536
--- Comment #3 from [email protected] --- (In reply to TSUKUMO Akito from comment #2) > Comment from original reporter (myself): > > I can confirm the same regression in 25.12.1-1. > Disabling the Bluetooth backend (via Settings > Backends > Bluetooth > unchecked, or disabled_providers=BluetoothLinkProvider in > ~/.config/kdeconnect/config) no longer works. > The interference with PipeWire A2DP audio (choppy/stuttering playback on > WH-1000XM4) occurs unconditionally after connecting Bluetooth headphones. > > Downgrading to 25.08.2-2 completely resolves the issue (stable, no > stuttering). > Temporary workaround: Manually restart kdeconnectd after connecting > headphones, but this is not practical for daily use. > > Affected versions: 25.12.1-1 (EndeavourOS) > Workaround: Pin kdeconnect to 25.08.2-2 with IgnorePkg in pacman.conf > > Please prioritize this regression, as it makes Bluetooth audio unusable with > KDE Connect running. > Thank you! I am also on EndeavourOS but i am on a RPI5 so it is the "arm" version (based on arch arm, using the same package repository). Are you also on a RPI? If that is the case, maybe our weak bluetooth chip can't handle multiple querries and streams at the same time and stalls. But kdeconnect should not "constantly" querry for bluetooth devices i would assume. I mean it must stop at some point, but as our experience proves it, it just doesn't. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
