Hi, All,
I have my Bluetooth speaker connected as a A2DP sink by adding enable=socket in the file /etc/bluetooth/audio.conf (I've tried to connect the speaker directly without adding the line but always got "stream setup failed"; I can never connect to the bluetooth speaker without the line "enable=socket" )
However, the device cannot be automatically recognized by pulseaudio. It is shown in the pulseaudio hardware after connected. I have to type "pactl load-module module-alsa-sink device=bluetooth" to force my pulseaudio recognized it every time I boot.
Is some setting lacked?
PS. I have installed the following packages:
pulseaudio pulseaudio-module-bluetooth pavucontrol blueman bluez bluez-alsa bluez-firmware
and the following module can be listed in my pulseaudio.
module-bluetooth-device
module-bluetooth-discover
module-bluetooth-policy
module-bluetooth-proximity
Bluetooth device connected but can't be recognized
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Bluetooth device connected but can't be recognized
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DoctorTyrell
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crossroadstech
Re: Bluetooth device connected but can't be recognized
@DoctorTyrell, Thank you! This fixed my Phillips bluetooth stereo headphones/headset not being recognized as a stereo output audio device.DoctorTyrell wrote:SOLUTION for me ...
https://www.aboutcher.co.uk/2014/04/lin ... -speakers/
