Is there a config option to force AAC codec?

[uentity]

I had an early preview of this module installed on Fedora 29 and noticed that my AKG-Y50BT was connecting using AAC codec instead of AptX as I expected.
After updating to Fedora 30 headphones begin constantly connecting via AptX codec. And surprisingly I found myself preferring AAC more.

Is there a config option to "force" AAC? I did changed bluetooth.service as WIKI describing, but don't see AAC in KDE profiles selection window.

[xstsx]

If you don't need AptX at all , you can compile without Aptx
cmake -DCODEC_APTX_HD_FF=OFF -DCODEC_APTX_FF=OFF

[uentity]

Sound like Thanos Snap -)
Maybe there's another way?

[EHfive]

#53 (comment)

In short, build latest version from pulseaudio-modules-bt git or bluez git yourself.

Or, uninstall ffmpeg then you would get aptx unavailable

[uentity]

@EHfive built pulseaudio-modules-bt from current master, but situation didn't change.
Still, I only can use AptX and other codecs are listed as unavailable (including SBC). AAC profile not even listed in pavucontrol.

Is that because of outdated bluez in fedora?

[EHfive]

In short, build latest version from pulseaudio-modules-bt git or bluez git yourself.

[gombosg]

Hi, now that fdk-aac-free is deemed to be GPL compatible I've made a Fedora build. Can you test this build with AAC? Thanks!