FIRST OF ALL:
Change the devices MAC-address in the variable inside the script! (can be found with "bluetoothctl" --> Device)
- Made a "chmod a-x bluetooth_headphone_reactivation.sh" to make it executable.
For automatic execution _at startup_ (only works if headset is already turned on):
- Added the script to the start/shutdown scripts in KDEs' control panel
For fast manual execution:
- Added an entry to the application-starter (you can also set a keyboad shortcut like "CTRL+ALT+H" and/or pin this starter to the window bar)
Hi there!
still got this problem with the KDE Neon distribution based upon Ubuntu 16.04.
Solved this problem with a little shell-script based on this thread: http:// askubuntu. com/questions/ 765233/ pulseaudio- fails-to- set-card- profile- to-a2dp- sink-how- can-i-see- the-logs- and
The script is attached.
FIRST OF ALL:
Change the devices MAC-address in the variable inside the script! (can be found with "bluetoothctl" --> Device)
- Made a "chmod a-x bluetooth_ headphone_ reactivation. sh" to make it executable.
For automatic execution _at startup_ (only works if headset is already turned on):
- Added the script to the start/shutdown scripts in KDEs' control panel
For fast manual execution:
- Added an entry to the application-starter (you can also set a keyboad shortcut like "CTRL+ALT+H" and/or pin this starter to the window bar)