Long story short: The real problem comes from the built-in WiFi-Bluetooth chipset: BCM43438 (and/or its driver/firmware) So here you will save your time and focus on the major root cause. With all that effort, I start to have a clear idea of the problem. I kept my previous post for history (no longer updating): I’m not exaggerating if I tell you that I already read every single page that Google can propose for this topic. After so many weekends spent to find a solution, I ended up with a lot of information and no workaround – a sort of series of puzzle pieces that I’m still collecting over all the Google results. What appeared to be a configuration issue turned into to a real headache. If you are here, it means that you are trying to use your headset’s microphone AND speakers with Raspberry Pi 3. This post was initially published in my blog:
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