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stuartpaulpeters

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#26560 25-Sep-2008 20:51
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Hi,

I have just bought 2 Motorola bluetooth headphones so that my partner and I can watch movies late at night without disturbing our neighbours.  I got a bluetooth dongle, put it in my pc and added the 2 headphones.  Trouble is, when I connect to one, it disconnects the other! So only one of us can hear the movie!  What do I do!!!! Do I need another dongle?  What happens if I put 2 dongles in my PC, can the software handle it, or do I need a dongle from a different make, so different software used?

Help,

Stuart

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  #167241 26-Sep-2008 08:07
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Each set of bluetooth headphones connects as a audio device.
Most programs will output on only one audio device at a time.
Also most bluetooth dongles will only connect to one device at a time.




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  #171458 16-Oct-2008 10:46
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I think IVT Corportaion's Bluesoleil can run several headphones at the same time. Free download might only be an eval version, but it's worth a try - http://www.bluesoleil.com/

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