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    m9750 bluetooth support A2DP?

    Discussion in 'Alienware' started by ProfessorSpankIt, Jul 15, 2008.

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    My brother gave me his BlueAnt X5 Bluetooth Stereo Headphons and I wish to know if my m9750's built-in bluetooth will support these. I tried pairing, which was wonky, and no sound plays from the headphones, but the headphones buttons will start/stop the music on my computer.
     
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    Anyone???..... I suppose I'll just have to get a small USB dongle.
     
    ProfessorSpankIt, Jul 17, 2008
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    suicideTone Notebook Enthusiast

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    It has bluetooth 2.0 which does have A2DP. I couldn't get my headset to work, but didn't give it much effort either as I have Razer Barracudas with 5.1 surround I use all the time. Please post if you get it to work, maybe I'll give it another attempt soon, I forgot all about trying to set 'em up. Good Luck!
     
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    Konig Notebook Evangelist

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    I have an m15x and am having a similar problem. I can get both a Nokia BH 501 and a Motorola S9 connected, but there is no output from the earphones. However, I can get the laptop to act as an audio sink for my Moto E6.
    Any help would be appreciated.
     
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    Mystik Notebook Deity

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    now with so many people having A2DP problems, I wish I had an A2DP headset so I could tinker with it myself... and figure it out.

    I have a cellphone, PDA and now the m15x, all with bluetooth and A2DP support (supposedly)... so one of these headsets would be a great investment soon.
     
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    the Motorollla S9 is great once you get a feel for where the buttons are located. I used it when I was working construction and it is a perfect fit for wearing with my shorty motorcycle helmet until I get a radio on the bike.
     
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    I figured it had to be something because it gives you the option with the headset to specifically connect to the Stereo Audio and/or the Hands Free.

    But no matter what, no sound comes through the headphones. Could it be an issue with the Realtek Audio?
     
    ProfessorSpankIt, Jul 18, 2008
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