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Depends on whether you consider a pair of bluetooth headphones as a single device or multiple devices. I'm unaware of many devices that output audio to multipl
by oarsinsync 5y ago
Depends on whether you consider a pair of bluetooth headphones as a single device or multiple devices.
I'm unaware of many devices that output audio to multiple distinct bluetooth targets simultaneously. Bose have that feature as part of their app, but I don't think it's a standard thing as a rule.
- joshuamorton 5y agoAirpods and clones thereof?
- lostmsu 5y agoWhat do you mean you are unaware of devices that output audio to distinct bluetooth targets? Any Windows PC can do that, AFAIU. Just connect multiple devices, and every program is free to choose which of them to output to.
- Reubachi 5y agoEvery windows PC, every android, and even things like Pi OS/linux kernel can push to multiple distinct bluetooth targets simultaneously. For android I think it's going on 7 years of that