How to send audio directly to phones via Bluetooth?

[kacper6768]

I use a laptop

Processor type - QuadCore AMD A8-7410, 2500 MHz (25 x 100)
Motherboard name - HP ProBook 455 G3
Motherboard chipset - AMD Avalon, AMD K16.3
Physical memory - 3530 MB (DDR3 SDRAM)
BIOS type - Compaq (04/15/2019)
Physical disk - HGST HTS725050A7E630 (500 GB, 7200 RPM, SATA-III)
Optical disk drive - hp HLDS DVDRW GUD1N
Graphics
Integrated: AMD Radeon R5 Series (Beema)
PCI Express 2.0 x8: AMD Radeon 530 / R7 M340 (Meso) 2GB

and I would like to directly from this laptop send sound via Bluetooth to NOKIA 108 RM-944 phone and so that this phone is detected in the laptop as a Bluetooth speaker instead of as a device. This HP ProBook 455 G3 laptop detects NOKIA 108 RM-944 phone but as devices instead of as a speaker. I have Esperanza RITMO EP115C and BOOMBOX LT MT3155 Bluetooth speakers and I want this NOKIA 108 RM-944 phone and other very old phones to work exactly the same as these Bluetooth speakers. Why Bluetooth and Wifi won't work on desktops but only on laptops

Board: A320M PRO-VD/S (MS-7A36)
Processor Type: QuadCore AMD Ryzen 3 1200, 3100 MHz (31 x 100)
Graphics - GeForce GT 630 (1 GB)
RAM: 9905702-017.A00G; Memory Speed - DDR4-2400 (1200 MHz); Module size 8 GB (1 rank, 16 banks)
Disk: TOSHIBA HDWD110
Drive: ATAPI iHAS122 F
Operating system name - Microsoft Windows 10 Pro 22H2 64 bit

Is it possible to divide the computer into 2 independent sound channels so that I could transmit the sound of a live broadcast from Youtube or Rumble or Dlive to someone on a Bluetooth speaker and at the same time run a computer game and hear only the sound of this game in the computer speakers?

[whispous]

None of this is possible unless you write your own client-server applications for it.

 

Phones are not bluetooth speakers.

[Kilrah]

Through Bluetooth to a non-smartphone it's not possible, the phone would have to explitly support that. 

For Android phones there are things like AudioRelay.

Mixing on Windows can be done with Voicemeeter.

[kacper6768]

Is it possible to transmit a picture from the laptop to the LG 49SM8200PLA.BEUYLJP TV via Bluetooth?

[Thomas53]

It's easy, as a Bluetooth device is a Bluetooth device and if the permissions on both ends allow it they can be made to talk to each other.

Step 1. Turn your phone on.

Step. 2 Turn your computer on

Step 3. Turn Bluetooth on in both devices.

Step 4. Make Bluetooth 'Discoverable on the computer.

Step 5. On the phone press 'Search'.

You may have to go into 'Settings to allow for want you want it to do, but I've never had or seen a phone that would.t allow me to.

 

[Blue4130]

11 hours ago, Thomas53 said:

It's easy, as a Bluetooth device is a Bluetooth device and if the permissions on both ends allow it they can be made to talk to each other.

Step 1. Turn your phone on.

Step. 2 Turn your computer on

Step 3. Turn Bluetooth on in both devices.

Step 4. Make Bluetooth 'Discoverable on the computer.

Step 5. On the phone press 'Search'.

You may have to go into 'Settings to allow for want you want it to do, but I've never had or seen a phone that would.t allow me to.

 

You have streamed music TO your phone? I really doubt you have done that. I have never seen a phone that will appear as a speaker.

[Thomas53]

I use Linux and it does. It's probably that Windows has never been updated yet to have that capability.

[kacper6768]

Are there any cheap speaker towers

with Bluetooth support and a built-in battery so that I can have a disco party away from a power source?

[Hinjima]

Just now, kacper6768 said:

Are there any cheap speaker towers

with Bluetooth support and a built-in battery so that I can have a disco party away from a power source?

Cheap is relative.  What is your budget?

[kacper6768]

4 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

Cheap is relative.  What is your budget?

For example, $100, but now I'm unemployed and I don't have any money, but I would like to know so that I can buy such a tower in the future.

[kacper6768]

When sound is sent to speakers via Bluetooth, when a conversation is transmitted and even if there is silence in the conversation for a second, after such silence in the first word of the speech, the first syllable is swallowed that I have to guess what it was. When a wireless mouse is not touched for several minutes, the cursor does not want to react to moving the mouse, only then does it react when I press a button on the mouse, but Bluetooth speakers go into sleep mode after a second of transmitted silence and when sound is transmitted, it is without the first fraction of a second. Is it true that sound transmitted via cable reaches the speakers faster and is of better quality than via Bluetooth? Do Bluetooth speakers work longer on battery when sound is played from a pendrive or MicroSD card inserted into the speakers because they do not have to waste energy on downloading signals from the air?