Public bug reported:

Modern bluetooth devices allow to connect to multiple computers at once
(aka "multi-point"). My headset, for example, can connect to my cell
phone and my laptop at the same time. Connecting actually works fairly
well with bluez.

The desired behaviour is the following: When I try to play audio on one
device it should play on the bluetooth headphones unless the other
device is already playing audio.

However, with my current setup this doesn't work well.

Steps to repproduce
1. I play some youtube video on my laptop 
2. I stop the video (and even close the tab)
3. I start playing musing on phone

Expected:
4. I can hear the phone's music on my headphones

Actual:
4. I cannot hear the phones music until I turn bluetooth on my laptop of or 
switch the output device in the sound panel.

I am on Ubuntu 20.04, my headphones are the Bose 700, and my phone is
just a regular Android device.

** Affects: bluez (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  Bluez doesn't work well with Multipoint Audio Devices

Status in bluez package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Modern bluetooth devices allow to connect to multiple computers at
  once (aka "multi-point"). My headset, for example, can connect to my
  cell phone and my laptop at the same time. Connecting actually works
  fairly well with bluez.

  The desired behaviour is the following: When I try to play audio on
  one device it should play on the bluetooth headphones unless the other
  device is already playing audio.

  However, with my current setup this doesn't work well.

  Steps to repproduce
  1. I play some youtube video on my laptop 
  2. I stop the video (and even close the tab)
  3. I start playing musing on phone

  Expected:
  4. I can hear the phone's music on my headphones

  Actual:
  4. I cannot hear the phones music until I turn bluetooth on my laptop of or 
switch the output device in the sound panel.

  I am on Ubuntu 20.04, my headphones are the Bose 700, and my phone is
  just a regular Android device.

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