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Audio output vs. headphone.

I bought device Aluratek model ABC01F (https://aluratek.com/universal-bluetooth-audio-receiver-transmitter).What I want is very simple - I want to connect that device to my PC an use my blue-tooth headphones.
I use the green audio output on the back side. The blue-tooth got configured and I can hear the sound. BUT volume is EXTREEMLY week.
In Aluratek support they told me that the problem is the this green socket is no good for headphones at all (as a matter of fact I am able to use my old Creative audio colons with 3.5 mm jack there). Support told me that green socket I have is not supposed to work with headphones and that my computer simply has no sound output for headphones at all. What can I do?  
alexserov
alexserov OP
2 posts
 
Thank you for your advice. I will clarify.1) I use the same blue-tooth on the same PC with a USB blue-tooth dongle and it is loud enough.2) I use small Creative audio system with 3.5 jack on the same green socket and it is loud enough.3) I hear almost nothing once I plug-in the Aluratek device.4) I guess that altogether is because the Creative has an amplifier inside and the headphone does have (if) only a limited amplifier.
... you may be right and there is no way to fix if. I was dreaming about adding some other small item between the green socket (OR USB port) and the Aluratek blue-tooth transmitter (many headphones connect to USB).-----------------------My actual desire was a bit different. I want to have two pairs of headphones connected to PC so that may watch a movie together with my wife.
crn3371
224 posts
 
Sounds like everything works except the Aluratek module, seems like it’s the culprit.
alexserov OP
2 posts
 
Actually their support advised to return the device to the store to take another one. I did only 1/2 of that.
Unfortunately that looks to be the only device with the features I want on the market.
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