Bluetooth Speakers - listen to 2 at the same time???

Anonymous
2010-05-14T19:12:54+00:00

Just purchased 2 Sony SRS-BT100 wireless speakers.  Individually, both pair to HP Laptop running Windows 7 64 just fine. I can listen to music on either, individually.   I want both speakers to play the same audio output source (Pandora, for instance).  If I connect 1 speaker, the other disconnects and vice versa.  I want a 2fer - both bluetooth speakers connected at the same time.  Ideas???

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  1. Anonymous
    2010-11-06T20:04:11+00:00

    Hello folks - I have the said speakers but cannot seem to pair them with my dell vostro 3700 (windows 7). Have paired with other devices no problem. Laptop sees the device but will not pair, throwing up an error code 0x80070015 every time. Have updated the bluetooth driver, and have now run out of ideas. Have you come across this problem before?

    thanks

    Neil

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  2. Anonymous
    2010-05-18T22:34:37+00:00

    Thanks Mike.................  I can confirm that, whan pairing the 2 bluetooth speakers, the both pair properly and show up as 2 separate, active devices in device manager. 

    Now for the sound card......  I'll need some direction on where/how to determine the necessary info on the audio card on this HP Pavilion DV6 laptop.  Windows help & support when queried for "sound card"  says: 

    Here are answers to some common questions about sound cards, sound processors, testing speakers, and general problems with sound.  Laptops don't usually have sound cards. Instead, they have integrated sound processors. However, many of the questions and answers in this topic apply to laptops.

    Thanks for your help!!!

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  3. Anonymous
    2010-05-18T19:25:24+00:00

    spriessman,

      There are couple things to consider with what you would like to do.  First thing is your Bluetooth setup.  When you pair the speakers, before trying output sound to them, do they both pair properly and show up as two separate, active devices in Device Manager?  The other issue is going to be the hardware\software for the audio device.  I looked around some on the Creative Labs website and did not find a multiple output feature available. Now that is not to say that it is not there, I only looked at a couple things.  So you would need to find out from the audio card maker if it possible from a hardware standpoint, and if so do they have software that will provide that function.

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  4. Anonymous
    2010-05-16T09:35:02+00:00

    Thanks Diesel - however none of these links address the problem or offer a solution.  My issue is not with pairing or connecting the speakers - individually both pair/connect fine.  I want them BOTH paired and connected AT THE SAME TIME.  That, my friend, is what I cannot make happen.

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