Can I use bluetooth speakers to watch movies on my laptop with good quality?
Bluetooth is a digital interface. Provided it has enough bandwidth for digital audio (2-ch is about 1.5 Mbit/s) and there are no drops due to distance, a digital interface has nothing to do with audio quality. Audio quality depends on the quality of the speakers. To move around your room, you still need power. If you use the battery, most laptops run at lower speed to preserve energy, and that may cause playback problems. Having a blue-tooth transmitter, means even more power drain from your battery. So, do test first your laptop in battery mode.
My laptop speakers sound like they have echo?
you must have a program somewhere on your computer with different sound effects. it comes along with the sound card (in a laptop the sound chip). there you can set effects like "Bathroom", "Cave", "Small Room with Rock Walls", "Arena" a.s.o. go in that program and reset the sound effects. look for a name like Realtek HD Audio-Manager (RTHDCPL.EXE) PS. i have such a tool with additional karaoke settings beside the above mentioned sound effects, where i can also make the sound faster and slower.
How do I connect my JBL bluetooth speaker to my laptop?
JBL Bluetooth portable speaker is excellent device, crystal clear sound quality.To connect laptop or mobile.1 turn on JBL device - press left most button , i.e power on button2 then press second button from left side ,i.e Bluetooth symbol buttoncheck is blue light blinking fast.. ? if yesthen turn on Bluetooth of your laptop and mobile , and discover and pair JBL Go.then it will be connected..start playing your audio or videos..for more info click here
Can i convert internal laptop speakers to external ones?
my old toshiba laptop had some sort of dolby room-fill system thing and harmon kardon speakers and they were fantastic quality. crisp, deep, clear. but my NEW toshiba laptop has these crappy stereo speakers that sould like a mouse squeaking into a tin can. i've seen a pair of internal h/k speakers for sale on e-bay - could i just cut the 'internal' connector off them and solder on a standard headphone jack and make a little stand for them and yeah - i know how ugly they'd look on my desk but would they work??!
What's the best way to extend my computer speakers to another room?
I'm at a loss as to how to go about this. I want to extend my computer sound/speakers to another room, and outside the house. I was looking at getting wireless speakers but after speaking to the sales person about wireless, and the possibility of problems and interference with frequency issues, I'm not sure wireless is the best way to go. I'm willing to do wired speakers but am confused as to whether or not I can extend my speakers that way, or do I need a whole new set up. I don't even know what I need to look for to even get started so I'm looking for advice and what others may have done. Much like extending your stereo speakers throughout your house, how would you do that with a computer and what speaker system would work best? Any ideas?
Is the speaker on the Google Home better than the speakers in most modern laptops?
It’s larger, so should be capable of a little more mid-bass and volume.But it’s also mono, which shouldn’t matter much in something so small, since there’d be no physical separation of channels anyway.It plugs in, so the amp might be larger, since they’re not worried about using up battery with the amp chip.Basically, you’re probably getting a speaker driver that costs them a couple of bucks, but that’s still more than the typical laptop speaker cost.Don’t set your expectations very high, it’s good for low level music or voice that doesn’t need bass.