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Interesting. I guess I’m lucky to use a Mac? I hadn’t realized that bluetooth connections with hearing aids didn’t work on other computers. I haven’t tried to
by skybrian 2y ago
Interesting. I guess I’m lucky to use a Mac? I hadn’t realized that bluetooth connections with hearing aids didn’t work on other computers.
I haven’t tried to do it in a while, though. I prefer to swap my hearing aids for AirPods when listening to music. It sounds better and they are also easier to pair with multiple devices.
As a possible alternative, I wonder if there’s a good way to route computer audio through your phone?
- shermp 2y agoYeah, apple brought mfi hearing aids support to Mac OS recently. It is possible to relay audio via a smartphone, I've done this in the past. The main problem is latency. Fine for music, crap for videos. I also potentially want to use Pico-ASHA for teams calls at work, instead of trying to fit a headset over hearing aids. USB audio means no custom software. At the end of the day, this is a stop-gap until LE Audio becomes common.