Use "Alternative A2DP Driver" instead of problematic Windows default

[iAvoe]

The default Windows 10/11 A2DP Sink only supports SBC bluetooth audio codec, which is the "bare minimum" solution that was replaced long ago by many newer audio codecs. I have encountered choppy/intermittent audio & very-low volume problems along.

The SBC codec is also limiting on audio bandwidth, bit-depth & sample-rates, whereas bandwidth directly affects audio quality.

This problem can be mitigated by using the Alternative A2dp driver, the user has to install & purchase it after the trial. but that's still much cheaper than buying an bluetooth receiver, by adding a toggle to the alternate driver.

[sirati]

This project here is about using Windows as an audio sink. What you linked in the issue seems to be a audio source driver. I dont see any comment on their website that would even imply that their driver can act as a sink. Did you try to use this software for this projects purpose?

i am inclined to think that this here is a spam issue abused for clandestine marketing

[sarazimmo]

Is there a way that we can change the codec? I know through using Alternative A2DP Driver that I have a A2DP codec, but like @sirati said, this app is for an audio source rather than a sink.

So thought process is, if Alternative A2DP driver was able to change the codec, then this app should change the codec from SBC to AptX. The question is, how to change it, and if it needs modification in the code, where?