Why not use a blue tooth transmitter that plugs into the headphone jack?
earlier, chris hallsworth, wrote:
I wonder if bluetooth hearing aids can in fact
be used as an audio receiver. In other words,
Windows would see it as a virtual sound card on
your system, together with your favourite
bluetooth software. You would then route all or
some audio output to the virtual sound card. By
virtual I mean the sound card generated by the bluetooth software.
Christopher Hallsworth
On 03/05/2012 22:07, vrvaug...@mailzone.com wrote:
Hi folks, I have just recieved a new set of
bluetooth hearing aids that are working
wonderfully for me. I have my computer sound
hooked up to come through my stereo reciever.
It would be even better if instead of listening
to the speakers, if I could have the sound directed to my hearing aids.
I don't know if there is such a thing as a
bluetooth stereo receiver or if some kind of adapter would work for me?
Do any of you have any suggestions for me?
I would be ever so grateful for any help!
Vicky
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