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I've noticed how many people, as am i are annoyed at the fact that sony didnt turn on the Bluetooth AD2P (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) When every sony audio producing product is enabled by default, it is the signal that sends audio wireless through to another device.

They only turned on the Speach profile. If you go to 'Audio Device Settings' you clearly get stereo sound. But its only then, no where else does this actually work
Anyway, for this tutorial you will need:

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A Bluetooth Speaker




I recomend the MBS-100, you can pick one up for 10 pounds on ebay. Purely because you can still stream wirelessly and charge at the same time, which is sweet, as most wireless devices dont allow this

Also it has a headphone jack for those who do not own BT Headsets and so you could plug in a pair of wired headphones in if you so wish (and use it while charging). You can still have wireless sound coming through your wired headset.

Also the sound quallity via bluetooth is better than a pair of wired headphones in my oppinon.

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A Bluetooth Transmitter:



Plug this into your audio jack port of your TV, pair it with your bluetooth speaker or pair of BT headphones [if you have them]. Its a straight forward process. This transmitter can remember up to 8 devices without having to re-pair.

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To change from one device to another, you will have to first turn both the transmitter off, and turn say the headphones on, and it will instantly play through them.

I also picked this one up via ebay as well, everywhere else were selling it at extortionate prices around 80 GBP. It was about 12 GBP.

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Bluetooth Headphones



Now if you do have a pair of wireless headphones you can just pair them up with the transmitter, and do the same as described above.
To change between devices you will have to repeat the process as stated above.

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Unlike the Bluetooth Speaker, you cannot charge/use with eaither the transmitter or the headphones at the same time. So this is where a wired pair of headphones comes in handy connected to the speaker.

*Hours are based on continuous useage. Notice how all the products which have been used, which i do own are of sony brand? XD

So there you have it, thats one way to get wireless Sound via a headset or wireless speakers (so you dont wake up the young ones, or disturb the misses, while your off shooting some zombies or killing Sephiroth for the 10th billionth time.)

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You can do this for any console, XBOX 360, Wii, PS2, Nes, SNES, Megadrive, Master System, N64, PSP Game Cube Amega, and whatever else you own.

[BobbyBlunt]

I think you were warned by 3 moderators. Tutorials go in the tutorial section. If it is good and gets recognised (I'm sure it will) then it will be moved by one of our news posters.

Other than it being out of place nice write up and it was original. I am sure it will help someone.

[jamesnesc709]

i like it thank you for sharing