I can confirm the same issue on Ubuntu 16.04/4.4.0-31-generic with
Jaybird X2. It connects and then disconnects immediately.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1574324
Title:
pulseaudio
I can help to test with my configuration but I'm relatively new to
Ubuntu. Will probably need some help.
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Title:
pulseaudio crashes when
Hi, guys! I was also trying to apply the packages from Joakim. By the way, he
was really helpful with giving some advice and providing both i386 and amd64
packs. Thanks!
However, I am still failing to connect my Jaybird X2. They are disconnected a
couple of second after the connection.
My
Joakim, I listed everything I have installed 2 messages back. All your 7
debs seems to be included. Plus 32bit libpulse. I can try to reinstall
them today.
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Joakim, sure I removed and re-paired the device. I also tried it with 2
identical devices and the issue is reproducible for both of them.
My syslog: bluetoothd[3172]: a2dp-sink profile connect failed for
44:5E:F3:BD:87:41: Protocol not available
That can probably happen in
Luke, based on a comment from Sajan:
"Jaybird X can pair, and when it connects, it disconnects within 3 seconds.
With the Jaybird, it even notifies me with the successful connection, but
disconnects a couple seconds later."
I have an exact same issue.
Joakim confirmed that the behaviour was
Guys, the patch from Joakim did work for me!
It turns out all I needed after installing pulseaudio suite from Joakim's PPA
is:
pactl load-module module-bluetooth-discover
I'm pretty sure I have tried it before I applied the PPA and it didn't work.
Since there was no mention of it in this
Guys, I have tried to install Joakim's debs in the past but it didn't work for
me. I wanted to uninstall/purge the old once I installed and try it one more
time from scratch using a new PPA.
Since I relatively new to Ubuntu, can you recommend on how to properly do that
without compromising the
Ok, I added the PPA and undated/upgraded.
yuranos@yuranos-XPS-15-9550:~$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:vooze/pulseaudio-fix
[sudo] password for yuranos:
This PPA is meant to fix this:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/1574324
More info:
I had various issues with my XPS 9550 related to 3,5 jack. I hope kernel
4.14+ can fix it, but it is not officially supported for now. I tried to
install both 4.14 and 4.15 and got a ton of errors. Any suggestions on
how to proceed? Does anyone know when 4.14 becomes recommended?
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