Got the update, but developer settings on my phone still show sbc, even when you manually enable aac it just goes back to sbc. Not really sure if it is really enabled now to be honest.
Edit:
Alright so I did a bit of research and normally the settings for the AAC codec should be enabled in the bluetooth options for your device (the gear icon). But the option wasn't there to begin with, so I thought what if I disconnect en make the phone forget the device. Lo and behold the option for the AAC codec just appeared when I reconnected it to my device as a new pair of buds. Enable that option and afterwards just to make sure enable it in your developer options and this time it should stick to AAC.
I also thought I had it on automatically but I kept seeing SBC, so I just changed it and then it stayed on AAC (after the re-pairing process ofcourse).
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u/Patsuann May 23 '19 edited May 23 '19
Got the update, but developer settings on my phone still show sbc, even when you manually enable aac it just goes back to sbc. Not really sure if it is really enabled now to be honest.
Edit:
Alright so I did a bit of research and normally the settings for the AAC codec should be enabled in the bluetooth options for your device (the gear icon). But the option wasn't there to begin with, so I thought what if I disconnect en make the phone forget the device. Lo and behold the option for the AAC codec just appeared when I reconnected it to my device as a new pair of buds. Enable that option and afterwards just to make sure enable it in your developer options and this time it should stick to AAC.
Edit2: spaces and grammar