Hi, I've noticed that after upgrading to Mint 20.2, my bluetooth headset sound volume got extremely low, it's was fine before the upgrade, but now 100% volume on Mint is the equivalent of 10% on my phone with the same headset.
Volume levels on alsamixer are 100% on all soundcards, so I don't know where else to look to try to fix this issue.
Any ideas? Thank you!
SOLVED: Mint 20.2 regression: very low Bluetooth headset sound
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SOLVED: Mint 20.2 regression: very low Bluetooth headset sound
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Re: Mint 20.2 regression: very low Bluetooth headset sound
Had you fix the problem?
I face the same issue, i try the way https://unix.stackexchange.com/question ... ly-in-arch ,but not solved.
finally, i disconnect headset and poweroff my headset ,then reconnect to my laptop . It is well.
I face the same issue, i try the way https://unix.stackexchange.com/question ... ly-in-arch ,but not solved.
finally, i disconnect headset and poweroff my headset ,then reconnect to my laptop . It is well.
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Re: Mint 20.2 regression: very low Bluetooth headset sound
Hi, I couldn't find a fix for it.
It corrected itself after powering the laptop off and then back on at some point, but it happened again and I have no clue why this happens...
It corrected itself after powering the laptop off and then back on at some point, but it happened again and I have no clue why this happens...
Re: Mint 20.2 regression: very low Bluetooth headset sound
I managed to "fix" it after looking at the link you shared @yitin, this is the relevant section for me because I use Sony WH-1000XM4:
So all I had to do was swipe up on my phone to increase volumeI figured it out a fix for the Sony WF-1000XM3 that might potentially work with other devices: The Sony WF-1000XM3 have an internal volume setting. Windows, Android, and iOS are all apparently smart enough to manipulate this automagically. Not the case with Manjaro/Arch and apparently other Linux distros.