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I have this issue on 14.04.3 as detailed here:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/685549/selecting-a2dp-changes-nothing-
whats-a-working-conf-file/685597
I have not tried updating to any version other than the current official
version for 14.04.3
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I have also a headset bluetooh, and I arrive to set de device but the quality
of sound is very bad.
I would like to be able to switch from one sound system to the other (headset
or speaker to bluetooth or wired)
xubuntu 14.4 and debian jessie xfce.
thanks you.
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could you try if that's still an issue with the new bluez stack in wily?
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Hi
I have similar problems. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn't.
Blueman doesn't work either, and freeze the computer(AAO 725 on Ubuntu 14.04).
Reboot is the only way using "Ctrl+Alt+PrintScreen+b".
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Bryan Paradis : I'm sorry but using pulseaudio instead of the system
configuration menu doesn't change anything for me (but I'm using KDE, so
maybe there isn't the bug that affects Unity ?). But my problem is still
here, even with Disable=Headset in my /etc/bluetooth/audio.conf
sometimes I need a f
Try this!
1) Pair the headset and run pavucontrol the pulse audio volume control panel.
2) Go to configuration
3) Change to off
4) Change to a2dp
or
pacmd set-card-profile cardnumber off
pacmd set-card-profile cardnumber a2dp
Opening unity-control-center sound will switch it back to hsp
Here i
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I have similar problems. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn't. Have
used multiple different bluetooth devices. Blueman doesn't work either
seems like maybe a permission problem with pulseaudio?
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After some more researches I found a way to make A2DP work, to do that I
need to put in /etc/bluetooth/audio.conf in [General] the line
Disable=Headset
(then sudo service bluetooth restart).
A2DP seems to work now, but there is an other problem which appears : I
can't use HSP/HFP mode which is u
In fact even the work around doesn't work... I tried to make my computer
sleeping, and then the A2DP mode doesn't work anymore...
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