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Bluetooth Headset as a PC Microphone

Zone: Bluetooth

Tags: bluetooth, headset, microphone, pc

Hi,

Like most I am new to bluetooth, I have done some digging on the net but can't seem to find anyone claiming to support using a BT headset as a PC Microphone.

If you can use it to send voice to a phone and data between devices, can you use it as a mic? If not, does anyone have any idea why not, it seems possible to me.

Is it just there is no real market at the moment so the manufacturers haven't bothered? Have any of you written or seen a utility that will do it?

A lot of questions I know, but any light shed will be appreciated,

North

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: North

Solution Provided By: GAZZA

Participating Experts: 11

Solution Grade: A

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