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XPS 14Z bluetooth audio not working
Hello,
I can connect/pair my Motorola S9 headset. but I can't get the audio to play out of them. anyone have any ideas? Drivers?
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Hello,
I can connect/pair my Motorola S9 headset. but I can't get the audio to play out of them. anyone have any ideas? Drivers?
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hasii
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March 15th, 2012 05:00
Wah!!! I guess no on else is having this problem
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March 16th, 2012 14:00
I checked Motorola's website regarding the headset
www.motorola.com/.../S9HD_QSG.pdf
When your headphones successfully pair and connect
with your phone or music player, the indicator light turns
blue and purple. Music playing from your connected
music source is heard on your headphones.
Notes:
• After successfully pairing your headphones and
Bluetooth device, you don’t need to repeat these
steps. For each use, ensure that your
headphones are turned ON and that your
device’s Bluetooth feature is ON.
• Some music devices will automatically attempt
to play music when the S9-HD re-connects to it.
• For more information on pairing, refer to your
music device manual, or visit www.motorola.com/
S9-HD.
• To stream music, you’ll need a device or adapter
that supports the Bluetooth Advanced Audio
Distribution Profile (A2DP). For help determining
whether your device is A2DP enabled, visit
www.motorola.com/phones/stereo or call
1-877-MOTOBLU.
So what are the indicator lights showing on the headset?
I would also check to see what Windows is showing about the headset. Right click on the speaker icon on the taskbar, Choose playback devices. Is the bluetooth Headset showing up here? If so right click on it and choose "set this device as default" See if you get sound.
TB
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March 19th, 2012 08:00
Terry thanks for the reply. I have seen these resolutions. My headphones shows up as "connected", but do not show up as a playback device. I had a couple of screen shoots to attach but the site kept erroring when I tried to
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March 19th, 2012 12:00
Yeah if Windows isn't showing the headset as a playback device that will certainly keep you from hearing sound from the headset. I didn't notice any drivers from Motorola but that is where I would look. If you are able to pair the headset have it connected, there wouldn't be a problem with the Bluetooth on the notebook.
TB