This one is probably a bit of a long shot but you never know, maybe someone has done the same before.
I've just bought a cheap little bluetooth speaker for my computer- going to buy some decent speakers after payday but for now using my earphones is a pain.
My computer has a bluetooth dongle which detects my phone just fine.
But it just won't detect the speaker even if it is transmitting.
The speaker is by a no name company called microspot.
Apparently you need a different driver for audio devices vs regular devices?
Any ideas?
Quote from: Tyr on September 09, 2014, 12:17:14 PM
This one is probably a bit of a long shot but you never know, maybe someone has done the same before.
I've just bought a cheap little bluetooth speaker for my computer- going to buy some decent speakers after payday but for now using my earphones is a pain.
My computer has a bluetooth dongle which detects my phone just fine.
But it just won't detect the speaker even if it is transmitting.
The speaker is by a no name company called microspot.
Apparently you need a different driver for audio devices vs regular devices?
Any ideas?
Make sure the dongle supports AD2P (most common Bluetooth stereo format).
Even bought a new dongle which said audio compatible but no. :(