@Falck wrote:
Hi,
I see that there's some bin files in both BT and WiFi drive pacakge. I presume these are for updating the modules firmware? Does this happen when installing driver, or do I need another tool to do this?
Hi,
The firmware is embedded & installed with the drivers, you don't need any another tool.
@Silent84 wrote:
@MoKiChU Hello, could you please help me? I can't find any information on what Bluetooth codec is supported by the x670E-F.
I am inquiring because I am attempting to use my Bluetooth headphones and earbuds, which support 5.2 and 5.3v with Aptx-AptxHD-AAC and so on.
Why is there no information about this? This is unusual.
Thank you for assisting in providing these drivers; your help is greatly appreciated, sir!
Hi,
In order to have the precise reference of your built-in WiFi/BT controller and the Bluetooth specs version, look at the end of your motherboard manual : https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/Socket%20AM5/ROG%20STRIX%20X670E-F%20GAMING%20WIFI/E20242_ROG_...
So, you have an AMD|MediaTek RZ616 (MT7922) WiFi/BT built-in controller with Bluetooth 5.2 specs (or more recent, updated via the firmware embedded with the drivers update).
Bluetooth 5.2 Specs & Features : https://www.bluetooth.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Bluetooth_5.2_Feature_Overview.pdf
Hi,
Actually, it's been quite common for the major manufacturers of Bluetooth controllers to upgrade from the initial Bluetooth version via driver updates during the production runs of their products. With the drivers posted in the top post of this thread the MT7922 supports Bluetooth version 5.4.
@BIGBOY2048 wrote:When will MediaTek fulfill its promise of MT7925/MT7927 (Filogic 360/380) supporting LE AUDIO function/LC3 decoding on Windows platform? Filogic 380 has been released for two and a half years, and Filogic 360 has been released for nearly a year. The functions mentioned at the press conference have not yet been implemented. Is this considered false propaganda?
There is good news.
About a week ago a new driver package for MediaTek surfaced on the website Station-Drivers, which includes driver versions 5.4.0.2611 and 1.1039.0.467 for the MT7925 (google for "station drivers 5.4.0.2611"). Unfortunately I could not install the drivers (at least not the regular way), since the included *.inf files contain only very few hardware IDs and the ones of my MT7925 are not among them. However, I noticed the folder for the Bluetooth drivers includes a subfolder named "ACX" with a "MediaTek Bluetooth Audio Device" driver that I had never seen before in any driver package. I tried to install it, but it didn't seem to do anything.
Today I installed the BT driver version 1.1041.0.491 that MoKiChU posted here a few days ago. Lo and behold, with this BT driver the ACX driver appears to have come to life, as the magic "Use LE Audio when available" option in Windows 11 is now shown on my PC.
I need to say that I don't own any Bluetooth device that supports LE Audio and therefore cannot test whether it really works. Maybe someone else here can?
I used two headphones that support LE audio to test, and both can connect to the LE audio mode normally, and new devices will appear in the device manager. It is currently found that the playback and microphone audio quality cannot be adjusted. The sound quality of audio playback will decrease when the microphone is working. Is this possibly a problem with the LC3? Because I have a similar situation with my CREATIVE dongle: when it is in LC3 mode, microphone calls will cause the audio quality to degrade, but in LC3+ mode the audio quality will be very stable.
