Simplified Audio Setup

[bretbassett]

A new solution has been identified which simplifies how you establish an audio connection by using a Bluetooth Audio Receiver with Microphone Input. This device, when connected to your building's audio output, will allow your phone or laptop to receive your building's audio via Bluetooth. For more information please open the attached PDF.

Please note that this solution works on most setups. However, there have been some issues with Android devices trying to use USB audio input. The developer is working to remedy the issue.

[drepouille]

Effective transmission distance: 10-15m

[drepouille]

I wish I had an audio output jack on our podium. I had to run a very long stereo cable from under the Sacrament table to the desktop PC I am using for Google Meet.

[Mikerowaved]

I have a few questions regarding this device.

1. Is it truely Line-Level input, or will the signal from the wall jack need to be attenuated?
2. Is there any way to control the volume, or is it 1 size fits all?
3. Will a cellphone be able to pair with it and use it as an audio input for Larix Broadcaster?
4a. Are these devices BT 5.x that can take advantage of Qualcomm’s aptX Low Latency codec, or even better, LC3?
4b. If not, what’s the measured latency?
5. How flat is the frequency response and where are the -3dB roll-off points? (Important for the quality of music that gets webcasted.)
6. How are these different from similar products on Amazon selling from $6 and up that claim to do similar things, e.g., THIS, THIS, THIS, or dozens of others?

Thanks!