Same problem here, and the "magic sequence" solves the issue as well.
I had a similar sequence as well (it was using "HSP/HFP" in place of
"off"), which stopped working today.
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Status: New => Confirmed
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I have isolated a method for making things work, for others who may have
similar problems:
1) Connect headset by turning it on.
2) Set headset to headset (not a2dp) mode using blueman-manager
3) Disconnect headset from blueman-manager
4) Reconnect headset from blueman-manager; it will show Audio P
