No Country (Bluetooth) For Old Men

Mykle1

@d3r said in No Country (Bluetooth) For Old Men:

You don’t need blueman anymore.

Just to clarify, pulseaudio stays? I’ve removed Blueman

d3r

@Mykle1
Ya. Pulseaudio stays.

Mykle1

@d3r said in No Country (Bluetooth) For Old Men:

Ya. Pulseaudio stays.

Ok, I thought so. I’ll have an update in a little while

d3r

@Mykle1 you might have to be remove (forget) the speaker on your pi bluetooth and restart the pi again once you remove blueman.

Mykle1

@d3r said in No Country (Bluetooth) For Old Men:

you might have to be remove (forget) the speaker on your pi bluetooth and restart the pi again once you remove blueman.

I haven’t tried that. Pairing doesn’t seem to be my problem. The speaker pairs automatically.

Let me explain my sequence and result

The first thing I have to do is RUN start-pulseaudio-x11 because I don’t have it in startup yet. This enables the Volume Control where I clearly see the speaker connected.

Click on the Bluetooth icon and again, I see the speaker is paired

Right click the Volume icon and I see the speaker but it is not chosen yet.

Following the directions of the link you gave, I click on HMDX in the drop down menu of the volume icon, but this is the result

My pulseaudio is up to date.

I’ll remove the speaker and add it again if you think that will help

Mykle1

@Mykle1 said in No Country (Bluetooth) For Old Men:

I’ll remove the speaker and add it again

As it turns out, that was a bad idea. Now the Pi does not see the speaker.

d3r

@Mykle1 Sorry to hear it’s not working.
When you reboot try it without running the start-pulseaudio-x11 command. If that doesn’t work, I’m lost.
Iirc, when I set mine up, I paired the speaker, then did the right click on the speaker icon to change it to the bluetooth speaker.

Mykle1

@d3r

I can’t try anything right now. The Pi doesn’t see the speaker since I removed it. I can’t add it because it doesn’t appear in the Add Device window

d3r

@Mykle1 try the command line instead of the gui to pair your speaker.
Run bluetoothctl in terminal.
Then type:
power on
Default-agent
Agent on
Scan on
then see if bluetoothct sees the speaker.

Mykle1

@d3r

Seemed like it pair, but then says COnnected: no

Discovery started
[CHG] Controller B8:27:EB:78:6F:82 Discovering: yes
[NEW] Device 5D:7C:05:CD:53:E2 5D-7C-05-CD-53-E2
[NEW] Device A0:E9:DB:89:37:82 HMDX RAVE
[CHG] Device 5D:7C:05:CD:53:E2 RSSI: -72
[CHG] Device 5D:7C:05:CD:53:E2 RSSI: -89
[CHG] Device 5D:7C:05:CD:53:E2 RSSI: -72
[CHG] Device A0:E9:DB:89:37:82 RSSI: -66
[CHG] Device A0:E9:DB:89:37:82 RSSI: -53
[CHG] Device 5D:7C:05:CD:53:E2 RSSI: -90
[bluetooth]# pair A0:E9:DB:89:37:82
Attempting to pair with A0:E9:DB:89:37:82
[CHG] Device A0:E9:DB:89:37:82 Connected: yes
Request PIN code
[agent] Enter PIN code: 0000
[CHG] Device A0:E9:DB:89:37:82 UUIDs:
	0000110b-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb
	0000110e-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb
[CHG] Device A0:E9:DB:89:37:82 Paired: yes
Pairing successful
[CHG] Device A0:E9:DB:89:37:82 Connected: no
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