Can't connect bluetooth devices (RPi 3)

[maciex]

The first problem I had with bluetooth was no possibility to discover any devices.
I finally manged to get them listed in My OSMC > Network > Bluetooth menu after doing:

$ bluetoothctl scan on

After that I wanted to stream music from android phone or notebook, but every time I select Re-Connect on the device (in OSMC) I get a message that connecting failed and these lines in logs:

Reconnecting Android phone:
Apr 19 20:46:42 osmc bluetoothd[570]: a2dp-source profile connect failed for 54:40:AD:BE:9A:22: Protocol not available

or when reconnecting notebook:
Apr 19 20:46:59 osmc bluetoothd[570]: a2dp-sink profile connect failed for 28:C2:DD:21:E5:16: Protocol not available
Apr 19 20:46:59 osmc bluetoothd[570]: a2dp-source profile connect failed for 28:C2:DD:21:E5:16: Protocol not available

All logs can be found here:
http://paste.osmc.io/oziwuwomop

[maciex]

I also googled about this error and the only thing I found was that I’m probably missing pulseaudio-bluetooth package (ArchLinux Wiki).
From what I found OSMC is neither using pulseaudio, nor it has this package in the repos.

[ActionA]

Did anyone follow the directions here? A2DP support is experimental at this time.

[Deprecated] [TESTING] Bluetooth audio streaming (A2DP)

Hi, We’d like to add Bluetooth audio streaming to the App Store shortly, but first we’d like to get some feedback and testing done. Make sure your system is fully up to date, and then run the following commands: sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install a2dp-app-osmc Note: Pairing is sometimes problematic. This is being worked on. If you experience stutters or dropouts, it may be your dongle. I personally experienced this with a couple of Bluetooth dongles and had better luck with other one…

[maciex]

Sorry, I quickly read the blog post about added support for RPi 3 bluetooth module and ignored the rest of the message. I’ll follow the instructions and retry