can my Mac act as a bluetooth headset for an Android phone?
I just bought a Roland VT-4 (voice transformer). It's a riot.
After installing the drivers on my Mac, the VT-4 is detected as a microphone (and speakers). I can use it with Skype, Zoom, etc.
I'd like to use the VT-4 to make phone calls on my Android phone. Does anyone have any thoughts on how to do this? Could my Mac act as a Bluetooth headset for my Android phone? Or is there some sort of Bluetooth headset/device that accepts line-in?
Is there a Mac equivalent of HFP for Linux?
macos audio android bluetooth
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I just bought a Roland VT-4 (voice transformer). It's a riot.
After installing the drivers on my Mac, the VT-4 is detected as a microphone (and speakers). I can use it with Skype, Zoom, etc.
I'd like to use the VT-4 to make phone calls on my Android phone. Does anyone have any thoughts on how to do this? Could my Mac act as a Bluetooth headset for my Android phone? Or is there some sort of Bluetooth headset/device that accepts line-in?
Is there a Mac equivalent of HFP for Linux?
macos audio android bluetooth
asked Jan 25 at 6:40
Alex WoolfordAlex Woolford
1184
add a comment |
I just bought a Roland VT-4 (voice transformer). It's a riot.
After installing the drivers on my Mac, the VT-4 is detected as a microphone (and speakers). I can use it with Skype, Zoom, etc.
I'd like to use the VT-4 to make phone calls on my Android phone. Does anyone have any thoughts on how to do this? Could my Mac act as a Bluetooth headset for my Android phone? Or is there some sort of Bluetooth headset/device that accepts line-in?
Is there a Mac equivalent of HFP for Linux?
macos audio android bluetooth
asked Jan 25 at 6:40
Alex WoolfordAlex Woolford
1184
I just bought a Roland VT-4 (voice transformer). It's a riot.
After installing the drivers on my Mac, the VT-4 is detected as a microphone (and speakers). I can use it with Skype, Zoom, etc.
I'd like to use the VT-4 to make phone calls on my Android phone. Does anyone have any thoughts on how to do this? Could my Mac act as a Bluetooth headset for my Android phone? Or is there some sort of Bluetooth headset/device that accepts line-in?
Is there a Mac equivalent of HFP for Linux?
macos audio android bluetooth
macos audio android bluetooth
asked Jan 25 at 6:40
Alex WoolfordAlex Woolford
1184
asked Jan 25 at 6:40
Alex WoolfordAlex Woolford
1184
asked Jan 25 at 6:40
Alex WoolfordAlex Woolford
1184
asked Jan 25 at 6:40
Alex WoolfordAlex Woolford
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asked Jan 25 at 6:40
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