To install the headphones sony model WH-CH700N and similar versions, apparently there is a bug, and these fail to have a connection with the default driver, always reconnecting, and sometimes even the connection via bluetooth
is not achieved, because it is not a problem of the headphone itself.
The solution is to compile
the bluez-5.52 driver allowing to use it:
A2DP Sink
A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile): allows the transmission of stereo audio signals (with a much higher quality than the mono coding used by the HSP and HFP profiles)… a stereo headset) to a target device…
You may need to install dependencies such as
sudo apt install libdbus-1-dev libudev-dev libical-dev libreadline-dev
./configure
make
sudo make install
sudo service bluetooth restart
sudo reboot
After the above I had to make the connection by blueman and pair almost every time. 😡
sudo apt install blueman
But with that it was not enough, in my case I had something wrong configured with the pulse audio, solving it with
rm -r ~/.config/pulse; pulseaudio -k
sudo reboot
When starting the OS, and running the blueman I have gotten these errors on several occasions.
Output de blueman+
"Connection Failed: blueman.bluez.errors.DBusFailedError: Host is down"
"Falló la conexión: blueman.bluez.errors.DBusFailedError: Resource temporarily unavailable…"
"Falló la conexión: blueman.bluez.errors.DBusInProgressError: In Progress…"
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Other times, by simply turning on the headphones and opening the blueman the connection is successful and we have audio. //FIXME |
Possible solution, when we have constant reconnections.
Restart bluetooth service
sudo systemctl restart bluetooth
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1 I close the blueman
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2 I turn off the headphones
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3 I open the blueman
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Intermediate step, remove the previous headphones,
right click
Delete
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4 I activate the headphones in pairing mode.
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5 Start search in blueman
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6 Click on the item of our headphones
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7 Last but not least:
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Right click Match
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Then right click Audio output in blueman.
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🤔🔥 A bit tedious at times
This is how the sound configuration looks like, with the selected device.