Your issue with game freezing during Discord streaming with a Bluetooth headset seems to be a conflict between the app, Bluetooth protocols, and your devices' iOS version. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve the problem:
- Update Your Apps: Ensure both Discord and the game are updated to their latest versions. Developers often release patches to address such compatibility issues.
- Check iOS Updates: iOS 18.0.1 might have introduced a bug. Check for newer updates that may resolve this.
- Reset Bluetooth Settings:
- Go to Settings > Bluetooth.
- Forget your Bluetooth device and reconnect it.
- Try Wired Headphones: If possible, switch to wired headphones to test if Bluetooth is the root cause.
- Enable Hardware Acceleration:
- Go to Discord settings (User Settings > Voice & Video).
- Toggle hardware acceleration on or off to see if it helps.
- Lower Streaming Quality:
- In Discord, reduce your stream quality to 720p or lower and limit the frame rate.
- Clear App Cache: Clearing Discord and the game's cache can help eliminate conflicts.
- Test Without Bluetooth: Stream the game without a Bluetooth device connected to confirm if the issue persists.
The Android mic issue might stem from the same core update or Discord's permissions. Encourage Android users to check microphone permissions in Settings > Apps > Discord > Permissions and toggle their input/output device settings within Discord.
If the issue persists, you might consider alternate screen-sharing options or streaming tools until a fix is available. For example, apps like MagisTV can offer a seamless streaming experience for various media. You can explore the official website, to learn more about its capabilities, especially for entertainment-focused streaming. While it won't fix Discord issues directly, it could be a reliable alternative for sharing content.
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