Windows 10: Sound Distortion w/ BT Headphones When I Move BT Mouse -- Help

I got a BT dongle. When I listen to music through BT headphones and move my mouse at the same time I hear distortion. When I dont move my mouse theres no distortion.

I got Realtek installed and its drivers updated. Thare are 2 options in the MS sound panel for headphones. One for BT headphones stereo and an other for BT non-stereo headphones. I enabled the one for stereo because it sounds better. But I hear distortion with the BT mouse. When I switch to the BT non-stereo option theres no distortion when I move my mouse but sound quality is bad.

What do you suggest to hear BT stereo perfectly with no distortion when I move my mouse?

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Bluetooth & the equalizer

The reason that BT i not activated via the equalizer must be, that if BT is used for other purposes, like network etc., then the BT signal would be distorted and corrupted by the equalizer !

This must be the reason why !

Of course, it is annoying, not being able to use the equalizer with BT, especially when being hearing impaired, as I'm.

However, when you buy BT wireless headphones, make sure, that you are able to change the "sound-field" presets manually, or via an app to your respective phone.

Should you want to use the BT headphones with a television or PC, there are devices, called Audio BT transmitter, which is connected to the audio OUT (controlled via the Equalizer) and then BT wireless to the headset. These devices are powered via USB, and
some got a battery for those who might need that !

The price is approx. USD 20 p.t.

PS: Some of these devices, alt so got a digital input slot, but be aware, the digital port is NOT via the Equalizer either, like the BT on your phones.

Regards

 

n95 mac modem

Agree about Bluetooth being bottleneck - especially when you use some other BT device, like mouse.

I've got BT headphones and cannot use them together with mouse, so I even don't try to use my nokia as a modem then

 

I experienced the same problem when using two Bluetooth devices on a Windows tablet. A headset and a Bluetooth scanner. When the scanner was active, the headset become distorted or cut out. My only conclusion was that the chip could not handle two Bluetooth devices at the same time and was processing one before the other.

 

Hey masterchief,

Wow thats interesting. I got an extra BT dongle. Do you think if I plugged the other one in I can use the BT mouse and BT headphones for each dongle without one piggybacking off the other?

 

Unfortunately, I tried that too. Windows will only use one Bluetooth controller, not two.

 

Hey.. by any chance do either of your dongles possess "low energy tech"?

 

I'm not sure. I was using the tablet's onboard Bluetooth controller followed by an Amazon Basics one.