Mic input not captured on specific device

[funkyidol]

Describe the bug
Livekit SDK is not taking mic input on Galaxy A25 5G. Same build is working on other devices but not this specific device. There is no specific information in the logs that can point to any errors or issues.

Device Info:

• Device: Galaxy A25 5G
• OS: Android 14
• LiveKit SDK version: 2.10.0, 2.11.0

Additional context
Please let me know how can I generate logs in order to help diagnose this issue.
Current Livekit config is setup as follows:

LiveKit.create(
                context,
                options =
                    RoomOptions(
                        audioTrackCaptureDefaults = LocalAudioTrackOptions(),
                        videoTrackCaptureDefaults =
                            LocalVideoTrackOptions(position = CameraPosition.BACK),
                    ),
                overrides =
                    LiveKitOverrides(
                        audioOptions = AudioOptions(audioOutputType = AudioType.MediaAudioType())
                    ),
            )

Another note is that the issue is not present when the audioOptions are not overriden and Livekit is used in default mode.

[funkyidol]

There is a small update to the issue. After further testing we found out that the mic is operational but it only works when you speak very close to the mic even though we configured Livekit to be used in media mode. The moment the mic distance increases, it doesnt take the input.
LiveKitOverrides( audioOptions = AudioOptions(audioOutputType = AudioType.MediaAudioType())),

[safeer-ahmed]

+1

[safeer-ahmed]

In my case, there was another instance of AudioHandler i.e.
var audioHandler: AudioSwitchHandler = AudioSwitchHandler(applicationContext)

For some reason, stopping this audioHandler and then using the room's audioHandler, i.e., room.audioHandler leaves it in the buggy state of low-volume for recipients.

[davidliu]

Only one audio handler should be used at a time. If you're creating your own, that one should be passed in when creating the Room for it to handle. This is due to the audio handler changing AudioManager settings behind the scenes, and multiple AudioHandlers will not be able to sync state with each other.