I have no audio or video sources in ‘advanced’ formats. No DD; no HDR.
All tests were done with Tvheadend out from DVB-T and DVB-S sources, or recordings made from those sources.
All simple stereo out.
In addition there is a ‘keep alive’ option for audio, so I must also check if that can have any influence on this disconnection problem.
But I know, that this is not solution, as I guess you cant have some audio setup asi DD all-the time. BT must survive this DD/DTS/Stereo format change without disconnecting.
It was just my guess, try to pinpoint if this Kodi switch when format changes really did the BT disconnect (was just first thing which comes to my mind readin your post) as trying find the root cause.
But if you have all stereo sources, I dont know. As my AVR always shows PCM Stereo in GUI, if you have truly PCM Stereo also on TV streams, you can still try change this setting, just to be sure you can get out one possible reason/link to something.
Yes, keep alive is also good option to try. Personally I dont have much experience with BT so I cant comment
Keep alive has not help the disconnect issue.
Unless I can get that to stop disconnecting then I have little hope of getting anything else set up, because there is not even sufficient time to go to a different menu before it all falls down.
by default is performance, for ondemand you can try this Nightly builds (NEW)
for 4 cores it works, if you have something with 6 cores I don’t know how to do it
It is a huge improvement.
Whether it actually fixes all possible situations I cannot determine. I can only say that in every situation I tried, it was improved.
My tests were of course limited to using one of two BT Headsets. Maybe more testers would expand the test situation/devices?
I’ve tried a generic bluetooth mouse with 20200225… It pairs okay, mouse works for a few seconds… then stops…, from the change log the updates have not been pushed yet… if you need a log etc let me know.