I have 2 speakers from devil, ages old but still very good, connected to my laptop via AUX plug. I recently got a mobile speaker from Marshall - Acton Bluetooth is his name. Now I want to connect all three speakers to the laptop so that I can get the sound out of all three. I tried connecting the Marshall speaker via Blutetooth and the other two normally via AUX plugs. But there the system seemed to decide only for the Bluetooth connection. So either only Bluetooth or only AUX plug. I have only one AUX input on each device. So would an audio splitter like this one (https://www.amazon.de/Splitter-Stecker-Smartphones-MP3-Player-Audioger%C3%A4t/dp/B00LM0ZGJM/ solve my challenge? Only I do not know if the system still decides then only for a speaker output. Someone an idea?
I found out how it works. Under Recording in the Sound Settings, activate the stereo mix and select the separate desired audio output. However, there's a delay of 0.1 -0.2 seconds between the speakers in the sound. So who knows a solution, thank you.
Passive speakers can't be connected to a PC without an amplifier. What are these boxes of devils?
Jap, such a splinter - or two of them - would solve your problem. With two in a row you can connect three speakers, so problem solved!
You can't use only different audio outputs at the same time (ie Bluetooth & Aux, for example).
The delay is probably due to the built-in sound processor of your speakers, but you can't do anything about it.
But that works. That's what I'm doing right now. If you want to know, I'll explain it to you.
Why are you always so negative. But there's also a solution for that.
Why am I negative? I just said what it's like. Of course there's a solution to every problem, but I doubted that you really wanted to spend a lot of money on it.
The solution would be a speaker management system, which provides a very precise delay per output. For example, this device might be a good option:
Behringer DCX2496
Of course, then also has a reasonable audio interface or at least a Symetrierbox ago.
Would actually interest me!
