Hello. I wanted to write this because I haven't seen anyone else experiencing this kind of problem. When restarting, in 50% of cases, if the Wi-Fi is active, the Wi-Fi goes into 'Self-assigned IP' mode, and this issue usually gets resolved after turning the Wi-Fi off and on at most twice. I sometimes encounter the same type of problems when waking up the computer. These situations sometimes occur randomly and, for some reason, when the Wi-Fi is in this state, it affects the sound coming from Bluetooth (Airpods Pro first gen and Beats Studio 3), causing sound glitches. This issue was present before, but it continues even after I removed all filtering applications. I tried creating a new location, deleted all saved Wi-Fi networks, deleted network services, manually deleted files in
Note: It always says error
/Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/
and restarted, but the problems persist. I'm curious if anyone else is experiencing the same issue. By the way, I had no problems with Ventura. M2 MBP 13" by the way. Thanks in advance.Note: It always says error
<time> bluetoothd A2DP packet flushed: L2CAP (chip) flush occured. Current sequence=<sth>, timestamp=<sth>
in Console app while the stutter is happening. Flawless in Ventura as I said before.
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