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I have this frequent issue whenever I use Zoom on Ubuntu 20.04 that my Bluetooth Headphones never work in High Fidelity Playback by default. But I can go to the Sound settings and manually change it to A2DP Sink, which greatly improves the sound quality. But the issue is that when I change the Output to High Fidelity A2DP Sink, the Input setting automatically changes to Internal Mic (from Laptop).

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When I again change the Input to my Bluetooth Headphone, the output from my headphones become really bad (essentially Headset Head Unit (HSP/HFP)). It does not reflect in the Sound settings immediately, but you can hear the bad audio.

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I wanted to know why the two won't work together? Is there a way to keep A2DP High Fidelity Playback Output as well as the Headphone mic for Input?

jar
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I googled a little bit and read that it's something about bluetooth bandwith. For some headsets when you activate the mic the bluetooth bandwith splits between input and output, so that's why the quality of sound really drops