Public bug reported:
When I connect a bluetooth device as sound output, either from bluetooth
settings or just automatically, the sound starts coming from the
bluetooth speaker, but in the sound settings the output is still set to
the built-in audio.
This means that the volume buttons are useless (affect the built-in audio which
isn't playing anyway) until I open the sound setting and fix this.
This happens every time.
When I switch output again, it affects both the settings and the actual
output.
I expected the sound settings to match whatever output is actually
playing.
I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. The bluetooth device is a DOSS soundbox
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
When I connect a bluetooth device as sound output, either from bluetooth
settings or just automatically, the sound starts coming from the
bluetooth speaker, but in the sound settings the output is still set to
the built-in audio.
- This means that the volume buttons are useless until I open the sound setting
and fix this.
+ This means that the volume buttons are useless (affect the built-in audio
which isn't playing anyway) until I open the sound setting and fix this.
This happens every time.
+ When I switch output again, it affects both the settings and the actual
+ output.
+
+ I expected the sound settings to match whatever output is actually
+ playing.
+
I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. The bluetooth device is a DOSS soundbox
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Title:
Sound output only partially updates when connecting bluetooth device
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