Public bug reported:
Bluetooth devices do not show up in the sound device lists presented by
ALSA applications, even when bluez-alsa is installed and working. This
means that, unless a program happens to allow manually-specified ALSA
device name strings and the user knows what magic string to enter and
how to do so, bluez-alsa is effectively useless.
I have verified that this is not simply an application bug by writing my
own libasound test application: All the other sound devices in my system
are enumerated by ALSA API calls, but my bluetooth headset is notably
absent. There is no entry for it in /proc/asound either, so it seems
there is simply no way to discover a bluez-alsa device. What a shame.
** Affects: bluez (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
bluez-alsa devices are invisible to the alsa api and /proc/asound
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