Pulseaudio selects HSP instead of A2DP and no way to set default action
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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pulseaudio (Ubuntu) |
Confirmed
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Undecided
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Bug Description
I am trying to use a bluetooth headphone with ubuntu 14.04 and system defaults to using HSP. The problem is that Once it connects, it should use A2DP and become default device because I am using it from KODI and it is very inconvenient to set it from command line. Otherwise HSP is providing very bad quality audio. There is no way to set a default action, and system does not retain the last set setting. Eg. I can go and set the headphones to use A2DP but when I connect next time, it switches back to HSP. (I believe it could remember the device from the device id at least!)
I asked about this on launchpad answers and somebody closed it and said I should report it as a bug. If you think this shouldn't have been reported as a bug, blame the person who closed my question at launchpad answers :) Below is the link to it and more information and the ugly workaround I implemented in my system:
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Changing project to pulseaudio. This is likely an issue with the pulseaudio bluetooth components, the kernel, or blueman.