> > > > > I can connect the the device to bluetooth, but it apparently doesn't > detect > > it as a potential input device. > > Bluetooth headsets typically offer multiple profiles, and usually Linux > defaults to the headphone (output only) profile. The easiest thing I've > found is to install pavucontrol, because it puts everything necessary in > one panel. > > There's a configuration tab - you can switch to a headset profile there, > then you can switch to the input tab to check the level. And then when > you have an application trying to record, you can switch to the > recording and playback tabs to make sure it's using the correct devices. >
Okay, that shows progress, but it still doesn't appear to present it as a possible input device. The "Configuration" tab shows the BH-M9 headset, and I've selected "High Fidelity Playback (A2DP Sink: SBC)" as the option. The others are "unavailable." However, the "Input Devices" tab shows "Built-In Audio Analog Stereo" with Port showing Front and Rear and Line In, all of which are "unplugged".
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