Description
Description
Whenever I start Mumble, my Bluetooth headset gets disabled system-wide.
It also applies whenever I have Mumble open first and then connect the headset, it connects but gets disabled as a playback device system-wide.
I can easily enable it again in my system sound settings, but it is rather annoying, and strange.
Steps to reproduce
- Connect Bluetooth headset.
- Start Mumble.
- See Bluetooth headset get disabled as playback device system-wide.
OR - Start Mumble.
- Connect Bluetooth headset.
- See Bluetooth headset is disabled as playback device system-wide.
Mumble version
1.4.287
Mumble component
Client
OS
Linux
Reproducible?
Yes
Additional information
I am using OpenSUSE Tumbleweed, with PipeWire as sound server, under KDE Plasma. Mumble is installed as a Flatpak, though I don't know if that would really change anything in this case.
My Bluetooth headset is a Sony WH-XB910N, and if I don't have Mumble open, it gets set as default playback device as it should whenever I connect it. For the record, I have not found any other application messing with my system-wide playback like Mumble does, which is why I am filing this bug here.
Relevant log output
No response
Screenshots
This is what happens whenever Mumble is open:
Luckily, I can still enable it after the fact, Mumble doesn't hinder that, but the fact that it disables my Bluetooth headset has been going on for about a year now I think. This is how it should be: