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@MilkyDeveloper Well, some interesting results... I installed `pipewire`, `pipewire-pulse`, and `pavucontrol`. That resolved this volume issue. **However**, I have lost BT audio and now internal audio. Here's what I found:...

UPDATE: The `pipewire` change is not working on my device for internal audio (ignoring BT for now). Here's what I'm seeing: 1. After installing the packages (`pipewire`, `pipewire-pulse`, `pavucontrol`) and...

@kylepwarren I'm using one which was last merged from my fork where we have PulseAudio working -- commit 428f50. @MilkyDeveloper -- If I select "Stereo Output", then my internal audio...

@MilkyDeveloper Here's a video of [PulseAudio](https://www.dropbox.com/s/k4088hrzhpol48h/PulseAudio%20working.MP4?dl=0) working and a video of [Pipewire](https://www.dropbox.com/s/b66w9qtmgvzwrcb/Pipewire%20not%20working.MP4?dl=0) not working.

I installed the pipewire pieces, confirmed internal audio was working with 'Headphones' selected, then attempted to connect to my BT audio. It connects briefly but won't stay connected. I removed...

The journalctl -b output is [here](https://termbin.com/824u). UPDATE: I'm not sure that shows what you want. Try this [one](https://termbin.com/l8rt). It has several lines like this which seem pertinent: `bluetoothd[457]: src/profile.c:ext_start_servers() RFCOMM...

@MilkyDeveloper Any other thoughts on this?

`sudo modprobe rfcomm` didn't return anything so I assume it is already there. I just did another test and `journalctl -b` [output ](https://termbin.com/rwga) appears as it did in the first...

@kylepwarren Did you remove PulseAudio? Or did you just install PipeWire? Also, what distro/version are you using?

Thank you. I'm on Ubuntu 21.10 (which normally installs with pipewire running). I confirmed it is already installed. So, before doing any of this (as I noted in the original...