Colum, After Blueman did its job, you have to activate the 'audio sink' component, personally i leave both on. -But- after that you can just go to the sound options and switch to a2dp on the go, if blueman initiated audio sink, it will show up in the options, no need to use the audio profile route. Ofcourse resetting pulse audio is a req. also. Currently i have a2dp on the ears and the mic on, at the same time, because of this on the go switching in the sound options. Its sad that Ubuntu doesnt use blueman or an implementation based on it, this could be one of those 'it just works' scenarios, without blueman it wont even pair my device...
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