So I've recentely switched to Ubuntu Gnome 13.10 to give the new Gnome Shell a try, so I won't be posting about elementaryOS for while now. Let me start by saying that I really love the new Gnome Shell, can't wait untill the new headerbars arrive in elementary!
So a problem that I encountered was that I was unable to connect to my bluetooth speaker. When I clicked connect on the bluetooth settings, it connected for a second or two, and then immediately disconnected again. I tried a lot of things to fix this issue, but I think these two did the trick for me:
First of all, try to load the Pulseaudio (your sound server) Bluetooth module manually, and see if that fixes the issue. You can do that by typing this in a terminal:
sudo pactl load-module module-bluetooth-discover
Try to connnect again to your bluetooth device. If that didn't help, go on and type the following in the terminal:
sudo gedit /etc/bluetooth/audio.conf
This will open your audio configuration file for bluetooth. Here, search for the following line:
#AutoConnect=trueAnd change that to:
AutoConnect=falseDon't forget to remove the hashtag as well! Save the file, and reboot your pc.
That should be it! Hopefully this fixed your bluetooth as it did with me :)
Questions? Put them in the comments!
My experience: Above fis did NOT work for me at the beginning.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenThen I uninstalled Blueman and worked fine.
Work for me. Thanks
BeantwoordenVerwijderenThe bluetooth speaker is connected but does not show up in the sound settings, so I cannot tell my laptop to use the connected bluetooth speaker
BeantwoordenVerwijderenConnected in the bluetooth settings not showing up in soundsettings.
anyone?
That solved it for me. Thanks
BeantwoordenVerwijderenGreat Solution. 谢谢你!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenGreat solution, very useful information, thank you for sharing
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