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Can some helpful soul explain the following:

  • In 16.04, /etc/bluetooth/audio.conf does not seem to exist, does the information in this file exist elsewhere now?

  • Is there a file that concerns tinkering with the HSP/HFP and A2DP
    profiles, and how i could have Ubuntu switch only to the latter?

Thanks in advance for any pointers

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I found this script somewhere from here. It uses pulseaudio commandline and disconnects bluetooth headphones and reconnects them using a2dp sink. Save it as .sh and chmod +x filename.sh I used desktop shortcut to execute it.

pacmd set-card-profile `pacmd list-cards | grep bluez_card -B1 | grep index | awk '{print $2}'` off; sleep 2 ; echo -e "disconnect 50:C9:71:97:A1:86\n quit"|bluetoothctl;sleep 5; echo -e "connect 50:C9:71:97:A1:86\n quit"|bluetoothctl; sleep 5; pacmd set-card-profile `pacmd list-cards | grep bluez_card -B1 | grep index | awk '{print $2}'` a2dp_sink

You could play with bluetoothctl in terminal and try what you can do with it. Same thing with pulseaudio using command pacmd.

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