Public bug reported:
I have the popular Sony WH-100XM3 headset.
I can connect to the headset fine using bluetooth. I set the Output
device in Sound Option, there are two configurations A2DP Sink (sounds
great) and HSP/HFP (sounds terrible).
If I set the input device to the headset, it silently switches the
output configuration to HSP/HFP and so the audio sounds terrible.
If I then switch the output configuation back to A2DP sink, the audio
output sounds good again, but then the input device switches to
something else.
So the problem is that I cant use the headset as audio input while
having the good-sounding output configuration.
** Affects: bluez (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
I have the popular Sony WH-100XM3 headset.
I can connect to the headset fine using bluetooth. I set the Output
device in Sound Option, there are two configurations A2DP Sink (sounds
great) and HSP/HFP (sounds terrible).
If I set the input device to the headset, it silently switches the
Configuration to HSP/HFP and so the audio sounds terrible.
- If I then switch the configuation back to A2DP sink, the audio output
- sounds good again, but then the input device switches to something else.
+ If I then switch the output configuation back to A2DP sink, the audio
+ output sounds good again, but then the input device switches to
+ something else.
So the problem is that I cant use the headset as audio input while
having the good-sounding output configuration.
** Description changed:
I have the popular Sony WH-100XM3 headset.
I can connect to the headset fine using bluetooth. I set the Output
device in Sound Option, there are two configurations A2DP Sink (sounds
great) and HSP/HFP (sounds terrible).
If I set the input device to the headset, it silently switches the
- Configuration to HSP/HFP and so the audio sounds terrible.
+ output configuration to HSP/HFP and so the audio sounds terrible.
If I then switch the output configuation back to A2DP sink, the audio
output sounds good again, but then the input device switches to
something else.
So the problem is that I cant use the headset as audio input while
having the good-sounding output configuration.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1887796
Title:
Bluetooth headset cant set output as A2DP sink while using the mic as
input device
Status in bluez package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
I have the popular Sony WH-100XM3 headset.
I can connect to the headset fine using bluetooth. I set the Output
device in Sound Option, there are two configurations A2DP Sink (sounds
great) and HSP/HFP (sounds terrible).
If I set the input device to the headset, it silently switches the
output configuration to HSP/HFP and so the audio sounds terrible.
If I then switch the output configuation back to A2DP sink, the audio
output sounds good again, but then the input device switches to
something else.
So the problem is that I cant use the headset as audio input while
having the good-sounding output configuration.
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