How To Play Music On Two Bluetooth Speakers Simultaneously
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- Опубліковано 23 бер 2024
- In this video, we'll unveil a fantastic trick that will revolutionize the way you listen to music. Ever wished your music could sound like a live concert? We've got you covered! Learn how to connect two Bluetooth speakers simultaneously, perfect for parties, movie nights, or simply enjoying your favorite tunes. Join us as we elevate your music experience to the next level!
Ever wondered why you might want to pair two Bluetooth speakers with a single device? It's all about creating a richer, more immersive sound experience. With dual audio for Android and audio sharing for iOS, connecting multiple Bluetooth speakers has never been easier. Whether you're an Android user looking to enhance your listening experience or an iOS user seeking a stereo effect, this video is for you!
For Android users, we'll guide you through setting up dual audio, ensuring you get the most out of your Bluetooth speakers. iOS users, we've got tips for you too! Discover how AirPlay 2 and audio sharing can transform your audio experience. And if you're looking to connect your speakers to a Smart TV or PC, we have all the information you need.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to boost your audio setup. Whether you're using an Android, iOS, a Smart TV, or a computer, we've got all the tips and tricks you need. Subscribe for more tech solutions, and if you have any questions or additional tips, feel free to drop them in the comments below. Thanks for watching, and we'll see you in the next video! - Навчання та стиль
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This works 100% on my Samsung S20, the key is after pairing both, scroll down and press select media. It's magic! Thanks so much, this is a video that really works! Gracias amigo, saludos desde México
You're welcome!
You rock!
Works! On windows, how can one do the left-right split like you showed for mac?
Glad it worked for ya! For Windows, it's a bit different. You might need to check out some third-party software to split the audio like that. Audio software like Voicemeeter could help. Give it a try!
Now my problem is a 500 ms delay between 2 bluetooth speakers.
you might wanna check if both speakers have the same latency settings or if there’s an app that can help sync them better.
How do you check latency settings?@@hifiaudios8101
what does it mean if i dont have those circles by my bluetooth devices on media control?
So if you’re not seeing those circles next to your Bluetooth devices in the media control, it might mean your phone or device doesn’t support linking multiple speakers at once. Some phones or tablets only let you connect to one speaker or headphone at a time. You could check if there's an update for your device or look into apps that might help manage multiple Bluetooth connections.
I assume this works for any Bluetooth speakers, meaning they don't have to be the exact same model or manufacturer? Also, can you do more than 2? say, like 3 or 4? This would be a great way to set up a "surround" like environment for an outdoor movie night. I am going to have to try this out.
Yeah, it usually works with any Bluetooth speakers, doesn’t have to be the same model. Some apps can let you connect even more, like 3 or 4, making that surround sound setup for movie night pretty epic. Def give it a try and see how it goes!
How i can do this in realme c67 5g plzzz
Tell me
Oh, for the realme c67 5g, you might need to use an app that supports multiple Bluetooth connections. Check out apps like AmpMe or Bose Connect. Just download one from the app store and follow the steps in it
What if you can't choose 2? If you click the other device it automatically doesn't play music on the other side..
It sounds like your device might not support playing music on two speakers at once. If it’s switching off one speaker when you connect another, it probably doesn’t have the dual audio feature. Maybe check if there’s an app like AmpMe or Bose Connect that could help you link up both speakers.
Why Does My S24 Ultra Doesnt work when i connect to other bluetooth it doesnt play to both speakers its only played in one speaker ??
Make sure both speakers are in pairing mode and your S24 Ultra is set to dual audio in the Bluetooth settings. Sometimes, you gotta disconnect and reconnect them a few times to catch.
This is a Samsung feature and I used it all the time on my Samsung S20 to listen to music with my partner while travelling, but unfortunately my new Pixel 8 doesn't seem to be able of doing the same thing and it's very disappointing as it's something we loved doing and we miss it.
It's such a cool feature on Samsung phones, right? Sadly, Pixels don't have that same dual audio feature built-in. But, you might wanna try some third-party apps like AmpMe or SoundSeeder. They let you play music across multiple devices at once.
@@hifiaudios8101 unfortunately they stream over the web, with Samsung Dual Audio you just need Bluetooth so we use it all the time on planes and on the Underground (London metro)
Doesn’t work on iPhones just jumps from one to the other.
Ah, bummer it’s not working on your iPhone! 🙁 iPhones can be a bit tricky with this since they usually switch between devices instead of connecting to two at once. If you’re on iOS, using an app like AmpMe or Bose Connect might help get both speakers playing together.
@@hifiaudios8101 nice man tysm good luck with your brand ✌️
Nothing works on iPhone 😂 switch to Android or buy two iphones😂
@@rehaanroy6661 unless you are running a business you failed to understand why apple products are incredible
@@rehaanroy6661how do I do if u have 2 iPhones? ):
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is this just for samsung phones?
Nah, it’s not just for Samsung phones. A lot of phones these days can connect to multiple speakers, but the steps might vary a bit. Check your phone’s settings under Bluetooth or audio; there might be a dual audio or similar option.
I love how you show everything connecting with multiple brands of speakers, but don't bother mentioning that iPhone will only connect to TWO APPLE products.
Apple's ecosystem can be kinda restricting like that.