Configurar Bluetooth para que reciba sonido

lo que yo jonivan hice fue remover los paquetes de buedevil de kde sudo apt-get remove bluedevil y depues lo de los post que fue lo que me funciono For me works in this way: 1) Don'r remove or purge. 2) sudo apt-get install blueman bluez pulseaudio-module-bluetooth --install-suggests 3) Pair your headphone and may show an error when you tray to pair for a2dp, but then, in a terminal put: pactl load-module module-bluetooth-discover; and then tray to connect your device to Audio Sink (blueman). 4) And listen your music in High Fidelity... esto lo dejo como arreglo para quitar este error aunque lamentablemente sirve para mate pero seria de pasarlo a kde Here is what works for me. I am running Mint 17 with MATE. Rather than manually running this script: pactl load-module module-bluetooth-discover every time I reboot, I found a way to have it load automatically by building in a delay in the start-up command. I tried running it without the delay but it did not work. To start it with a delay: MENU --> Preferences --> Startup Applications Click Add Give your script a name In the command box enter the following: bash -c "sleep 5; pactl load-module module-bluetooth-discover" Add a comment if you wish Click Add Make sure the box is checked (Mine has an x) to the left of the entry in the list Click close Restart After the restart, I still have to right click my bluetooth icon and select Audio Sink from "Recent Connections" and my headset will then connect. Right click your volume icon, select "Sound Preferences", click on the output tab and select your headset. NOTE: You may want or need to adjust your sleep time (the number 5 in the above script) depending on your hardware. I am running an AMD Quad core CPU with 6G ram and a SSD which makes my reboot times usually run 12 to 14 seconds. Older or slower rigs may need an increased sleep time, faster rigs could likely decrease the sleep time. I thought anything less than 5 seconds would be useless anyway since the script will likely be executed before the GUI is fully loaded. I hope this help lo ultimo seria seleccionar el canal de emision de audio bluetooth en el icono de volumen de KDE