Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 20.10 running pulseaudio version 13.99.2 is my daily driver for
development work. I run it on a Lenovo X1 Carbon 8th Generation
connected to dual monitors via a Lenovo dock. Both monitors are capable
of outputting sound via HDMI.
I use bluetooth headphones frequently with my Ubuntu 20.10 system, but I
don't leave them on -- I turn them on and off as needed for Zoom calls.
When I'm not on a call, however, I prefer to use my laptop's speakers
for audio -- not my monitor speakers.
Turning the bluetooth headphones on works fine, they connect and
pulseaudio correctly identifies the new connection and switches to the
headphones as the audio device.
However, when I turn the headphones off, pulseaudio always selects an
HDMI audio device as the sound device to use, not the internal speaker
device that I was using prior to turning on the headphones. I must
manually open Sound Settings and select the speaker device every time I
turn my headphones off.
My expectation is that the device I was using prior to connecting the
headphones is remembered and switched back to by default after I
disconnect my bluetooth headphones.
I've tried using the pavucontrol app to disable the HDMI audio devices,
but the hardware device disable settings are not granular enough to let
me target the HDMI devices independently of the speaker device.
** Affects: pulseaudio (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1921766
Title:
Output device not remembered after connecting/disconnecting another
Status in pulseaudio package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Ubuntu 20.10 running pulseaudio version 13.99.2 is my daily driver for
development work. I run it on a Lenovo X1 Carbon 8th Generation
connected to dual monitors via a Lenovo dock. Both monitors are
capable of outputting sound via HDMI.
I use bluetooth headphones frequently with my Ubuntu 20.10 system, but
I don't leave them on -- I turn them on and off as needed for Zoom
calls. When I'm not on a call, however, I prefer to use my laptop's
speakers for audio -- not my monitor speakers.
Turning the bluetooth headphones on works fine, they connect and
pulseaudio correctly identifies the new connection and switches to the
headphones as the audio device.
However, when I turn the headphones off, pulseaudio always selects an
HDMI audio device as the sound device to use, not the internal speaker
device that I was using prior to turning on the headphones. I must
manually open Sound Settings and select the speaker device every time
I turn my headphones off.
My expectation is that the device I was using prior to connecting the
headphones is remembered and switched back to by default after I
disconnect my bluetooth headphones.
I've tried using the pavucontrol app to disable the HDMI audio
devices, but the hardware device disable settings are not granular
enough to let me target the HDMI devices independently of the speaker
device.
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