Apologies about the delay in responding, the mail server I'm using went belly up and your reply was lost.
On Sat, Mar 05, 2022 at 01:04:27AM +0000, Pau Amma wrote: > On 2022-03-04 13:18, Andreas Kempe wrote: > > Depending on what you plan to use bluetooth for, the reality is that > > you might currently be better served using a wired alternative. > > Thanks for your answer. A wired alternative, in my use case, would > require taking off my hearing aids and donning a headset when I want to > listen to something without annoying others, instead of being able to > keep them on and inject Bluetooth sound into them. That's feasible, but > not ideal. > I can understand how a wired alternative is not optimal. I don't own any bluetooth audio devices myself and have only been fiddling to get my mouse working, but as far is I know, the bluetooth audio support is in no better condition than the one for mice/keyboards. A quick search led me to a forum post[1] where a dongle acting as the bluetooth host allows the bluetooth audio device to connect and then converts it to a USB sound card. If you're looking for a solution in the near future that doesn't require a wire, this could potentially be an acceptable workaround. Cordially, Andreas Kempe [1]: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/using-bluetooth-audio-devices-speaker-headphones-earbuds-with-freebsd.78992/
