Hello all,
Sorry for being such a noob, but had posted this in the wrong forum...it should have been here
I apologize
Ok, I have an inspiron 6400 laptop (with a Dell 355 internal bluetooth card) and I cant seem to get my Plantronics Pulsar 590a bluetooth headset to work right with it. I am running windows xp sp3. I have successfully paired the headset to the laptop and it is set up with 2 profiles (handsfree audio "skype mode" and stereo audio).When I turn on headset it automatically goes into "handsfree mode".
Now my problem is when I want to listen to MP3's via WMP or Winamp, I right click on the bluetooth icon in the taskbar, select "Quick Connect", "Stereo Audio", then "590Plantronics", but the audio is still goes through my laptops speakers.
I manually have to go into XP's audio properties and change the sound playback from "Sigmatel Audio" to "Bluetooth Stereo Audio"
Is there a way to set this up where as soon as I select "Stereo Audio" from the Bluetooth icon/menu in the taskbar, the XP audio properties will automatically change the sound playback from the sound card to the bluetooth stereo audio??
FWIW, I have another headset(Plantronics Voyager 510) and it works perfectly. So I doubt anything would be wrong with my card, just have to figure out how to configure the stereo bluetooth to it
Any help is appreciated
In Vista we see the GREEN ARROW on the default output and Microsoft made some advancements about auto selecting which audio to pipe the sound to. But here we are talking about an ancient Windows version that didn't have such ideas on the table during design.
I'm going with no. That is, not a feature I see in this version.
Research Windows 7 and ask if it has such.
Bob
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