Bug report

[z7zz69]

App version

v1.0.0-rc1 (61)

App source

GitHub

Device

Xiaomi OPD2415

Android / OS version

AQ3A.240829.003 (AQ3A.240829.003)

Root / hook method

Magisk + Xposed

AirPods model

AirPods Pro 2 (USB-C)

AirPods firmware

No response

What happened

I tried to connect but it refused.

It says Couldn't connect to socket: read failed, socket might closed or ti...

Logs

No response

Additional context

No response

[T0T0W]

I do have this issue, but it's when they get connected to bluetooth without opening librepods and pressing the connect button...

It's like there were a conflict between librepods and the bluetooth of the device.

I had xposed enabled, rooted, librepods installed as system app.

EDIT: Disabling xposed fixed all my issues.

[Entiti3039086]

It's a known issue as Xiaomi has a native support for Airpods but they decided to only enable it for a handful of devices and users.
The service that is responsible for this native support is installed on every device, even if Xiaomi didn't make that device "support" Airpods.
I currently don't know the package name of the special service as you can disable it to make librepods the only app trying to connect to the Airpods (that's the main issue that's happening in the background.
The system service is connecting to the Airpods and when librepods tries to connect to the Airpods, they are already connected to something else)

[Entiti3039086]

The package name is
com.miui.bluetooth
You could try deactivating the app in settings and testing if that fixes the connection issue.
I'm guessing this will make some Xiaomi accessoires stop working or make them misbehave but I don't have a Xiaomi device to test on