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I wanted to listen to AptX sound, because of that I installed pulseaudio-modules-bt. It didn't work and I removed it. Now after turning bluetooth on, off, unparing my headphones, removing them from my list of devices,.. I still can't get them to connect permanently.

The headphones just connect for one second, then they get disconnected. I am not able to see them in the list of the pulseaudio devices.

Is there a way to reset all the things bluetooth related in Ubuntu and pulseaudio? My /etc/bluetooth/main.conf is set to default values.

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it is from this repo: http://ppa.launchpad.net/berglh/pulseaudio-a2dp/ubuntu

as mentioned here: How to enable AptX for Bluetooth devices?

I'm running Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.

Mathem
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  1. pulseaudio-module-bt is already deprecated as of now, see github page for more information;
  2. You will have to manually install pulseaudio-module-bluetooth to connect Bluetooth audio devices;
  3. AptX is currently not officially supported by pulseaudio, you will have to look elsewhere;

(pulseaudio-module-bt will still work with aptx and ldac if you don't mind using deprecated software, lmk if you are interested in that route)

EDIT:
Setting up pulseaudio-module-bt (deprecated):

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:berglh/pulseaudio-a2dp
sudo apt update
sudo apt install pulseaudio-modules-bt libldac
systemctl --user restart pulseaudio

Unpair Bluetooth audio devices;
Restart Bluetooth;
Re-pair Bluetooth audio devices;
Settings /Sound/Output/Output-Device, select your device;
Settings /Sound/Output/Configuration, select your codec;

Roger-ZRZ
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