Help With My Hmdx Speaker

The jury is out on the feasibility of it. According to Sony, it's as easy as following the below link instructions:Bluetooth DevicesAnd yet others insist that PS4 doesn't support a2dp audio over Bluetooth and that it's a lost cause.I hate copying and pasting others answers as my own so go here for a nice rundown of how/ why and all available workarounds:How to Connect Bluetooth Headphones to PS4 [Easy Steps] - Driver EasyGood luck and Godspeed!

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You have many possibilities of facing this issue. This may hardware and driver issue.First plug your ear phone and see you are facing the similar problem with the same. If 1. you have warranty than try to fix or replace it.2. If not than open your laptop and see if there any hardware connection issue. You can take help of hardware engineer for the same.3. Update your driver.

Answer taken from How to connect my Bluetooth speaker to my laptop - Driver EasyPrep work: check my laptop Bluetooth settingAll the screenshots shown below are from Windows 10, but the steps work in Windows 7 too.1) On your keyboard, press the Windows logo key, and type network. Click Network and Sharing Center.2) Click Change adapter settings.3) The Bluetooth Network Connection shows you have Bluetooth on your computer.4) If the icon is grayed out, right click on Bluetooth Network Connection, and click Enable.Don’t worry if you don’t see Bluetooth Network Connection. You can buy a USB Bluetooth receiver and plug it in any free USB port on your computer.Connect my Bluetooth speaker to my laptopMake sure your Bluetooth speaker is within the right distance (often 10 meters) from your laptop.I’m using Windows 10I’m using Windows 7I’m using Windows 101) On your speaker, press the Power button, then press the Bluetooth button to make it discoverable.The method to make your speaker discoverable may vary. Your can check the manual if you have any doubts about it.2) On your computer keyboard, press the Windows logo key and type blue. On your screen, click Bluetooth and other devices settings.3) Make sure the switch says On (if it says Off, click the switch). Click Add Bluetooth or other device.4) Select Bluetooth.5) Click the name of your speaker, and then click Pair.The two devices should have connected successfully. You might also need to follow the on-screen instructions to complete the pairing process.I’m using Windows 71) On your speaker, press the Power button and the Bluetooth button to make it discoverable.The method to make your speaker discoverable may vary. Your can check the manual if you have any doubts about it.2) On your computer keyboard, press the Windows logo key, type add and click Add a device.3) Click the name of your speaker and click Next.The two devices should have connected successfully. You might also need to follow the on-screen instructions to complete the pairing process.

About the only way (once you’ve turned up the source volume to the point of distortion) is to improve the coupling of the speaker to the room, and focus the sound more in your direction and less in other directions.I’ve seen creative solutions using carved wood, or even red beer cups, but any container that is roughly horn-shaped (expanding towards the opening) will improve things if pointed towards you, whether trash cans or 2 liter bottles cut open (I didn’t say they’d LOOK good).Putting the speaker in a corner will also bounce more of the sound away from the walls and towards the listener.Otherwise, positioning the speaker as close as possible to your listening location at ear height is your only option for getting more of the sound into your ears.One more point: if you have any equalization in the chain, defeat it, or at least only use it to CUT the lowest bass octave, which your portable speaker probably won’t be able to physically reproduce, but which will eat up most of your amplifier power in a vain attempt to make bass. If you don’t have many equalizer bands, reduce the bass by ear, usually the deeper bass will get cut first while having less of an effect on sound the speaker might actually be able to reproduce. Also, do NOT boost all the bands, this just introduces piles of phase shift and wildly inaccurate frequency response, and you want to do as little of this as possible to retain at least some semblance of the original sound. The one exception is if there’s an overall level control (rather than a frequency control) - if you can still add more gain here, you might be able to squeeze out a bit more volume (only if something else in the audio chain isn’t quite up to snuff in output, and this might help compensate for that). Probably not, though - if it doesn’t get louder this way, bring it back to zero just to minimize the number of places where you may be introducing clipping. But still roll off what deep bass you can, since you’ll never hear it, but it’ll drain your amp and speaker capabilities trying.