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All of those work. As for bluetooth, I can connect multiple bluetooth headphones and playback audio at the same time. This is a bit fiddly, but I wouldn't even

• jval43 2y ago
  Bluetooth on Windows is a nightmare too. Headphones, keyboards, mice etc might work initially, but at some point they don't connect anymore and it's almost impossible to fix. Mac is better in that regard, unpairing and repairing usually works. On Windows it's just broken. It's why I only use hardware with fixed dongles (Jabra, Logitech, etc).
• imiric 2y ago
  I was recently shocked to find out that you can't change the volume in macOS when the machine is connected to a TV over HDMI[1]. Volume control is entirely disabled, and you need to adjust it via the TV. Or use a 3rd-party program. This is absolutely insane. I'm sure Apple will claim to have a very good reason for this, but the concept of controlling volume on audio devices has existed since the dawn of computer audio. All other operating systems do this as expected. This is my main issue with using Apple devices. You either accept their vision of how to use the device you paid for, or consider yourself lucky that a 3rd-party solution exists (and that Apple has allowed to exist), which you also usually need to pay for. Insanity. [1]: https://old.reddit.com/r/macmini/comments/lgfjax/is_it_possible_to_control_the_volume_of_an_hdmi/ https://old.reddit.com/r/macmini/comments/lgfjax/is_it_possi...
  • saagarjha 2y ago
    I assume the reason is that too many people don’t get audio over HDMI because one or the other volume controls is at 0.