Read the section titled "Bluetooth Boot Mode" on this page:
If it were me, I would just get another bluetooth USB adapter. One that works out of the box with Linux.
Posts by blueribb
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CSR8510 chipset should be supported with Linux
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What is the make and model of your usb bluetooth dongle ?
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I found this YouTube video that may help
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Read this entire thread and post there if you need help:
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Why are you hesitant about using suspend full time ? It uses almost no power and there is zero heat generated. Wake-up is faster too.
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I found this statement on another forum:
The tvdb API V2 server is down at the moment
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You might get help posting in this thread:
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This thread says it is not supported:
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Just a guess since I only use suspend on both my NUC's. Maybe there's a NUC BIOS setting that would solve your issue.
You can get tech support for the NUC here: Forum: Intel® NUC |Intel Communities
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In System - Settings / Audio Output Device: try different choices
In System - Settings / Keep Audio Alive: try "always"
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When your system is running with no sound - trying toggling the input selector on your AVR to another source and back. You could also try powering the TV and AVR off and back on. Also try unplugging and re-plugging the hdmi cable.
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Just a wild guess
Read post #8 here: guisettings.xml are overwritten
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From your description, the only problem is with the POWER ON command via CEC, right ? Try using suspend and see if that works.
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By the way, I have an older i5 NUC and use suspend. I control my entire system using a Harmony 650. One button turns on my TV, AVR & NUC
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There are other CEC threads here. You should do a search.
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Settings for your CEC devices can be found in:
System -> Settings -> System -> Input Devices -> Peripherals -> CEC adapter
CEC uses the remote.xml keymap, editing that XML file will allow you to customize most buttons.