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From: Andrea <mariofutire@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Help on connecting a PS3 headset
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On 24/03/14 07:24, Michal Labedzki wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> Wireshark is able to open both files. More interesting is "blue.log".
> It seems that you want to connect via HSP or HFP (only supported by
> headset). In "blue.log" headset asks (SDP) your bluez about "Handsfree
> Audio Gateway" or "Headset Audio Gateway", but bluez return empty
> records, so they must be disabled.
> 

sounds plausible, but as I have not touched anything,
they must be disabled by default.

cant find any configuration file that mentions anything similar.
on Arch there is /etc/bluetooth/main.conf but it does not seem to help.
In Fedora 20, not even that.

Do I need some extra package? kernel module? audio bluez plugin?
Something like snd-usb-audio for usb sound cards.

thanks for your help

Andrea