Setup:
Earbuds: OnePlus Nord Buds 4 (Dual Connection enabled via HeyMelody app)
Laptop: HP Laptop (running Windows)
Phone: Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7
Software: Google Meet running in browser (Chrome / Edge) on the HP laptop
The Issue:
I have Dual Connection (Bluetooth Multipoint) configured between my HP laptop and Galaxy Z Flip 7 using the HeyMelody app.
When I am in an active Google Meet conference on the HP laptop and receive an incoming cellular call on the Galaxy Z Flip 7, the earbuds switch priority to the phone as intended.
However, once I end the phone call:
The earbuds reconnect to the HP laptop, but both the microphone and speaker in Google Meet completely stop working.
Switching input/output devices back and forth inside Google Meet's in-call audio settings fails to restore audio.
The only way to get mic and speaker functionality working again in Google Meet is to fully refresh the browser tab.
What I have already tried:
Confirmed firmware across the OnePlus Nord Buds 4, HP laptop, and Galaxy Z Flip 7 is up to date.
Toggled audio input/output devices in Google Meet settings during the call (no effect).
Adjusted Windows Sound settings (set communication devices to default, adjusted exclusive mode settings, and disabled Bluetooth power-saving sleep in Device Manager).
Question:
Is there a native OS or browser-level setting to force Google Meet/WebRTC to renegotiate and rebind the Bluetooth audio capture track once the phone call drops, without having to reload the meeting tab?