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BlueTooth mic

I use a BlueTooth headset and it does work with MP.

Every time I connect it to the PC I have to change the settings in "Sounds and Audio devices" and "Speech" so that the BT mic is used for audio input the the soundcard is used for audio output.

Also, be sure the BT headset is connected before starting MP, disconnecting and connecting the microphone doesn't seem to be supported very well (probably because of the change in settings described above).

Just an idea: could it be possible to show in some way inside the MP interface (eg. something like the "Rec" icon or a small popup) when the audio interface is enabled (ie. after a "Computer" speech is detected)? A visual feedback of the command identified (or not identified!) by the speak engine could also be useful, in order to understand why a command is misinterpreted.

<blockquote data-quote="xurr" data-source="post: 72502" data-attributes="member: 20299">BlueTooth micI use a BlueTooth headset and it does work with MP. Every time I connect it to the PC I have to change the settings in &quot;Sounds and Audio devices&quot; and &quot;Speech&quot; so that the BT mic is used for audio input the the soundcard is used for audio output.Also, be sure the BT headset is connected before starting MP, disconnecting and connecting the microphone doesn't seem to be supported very well (probably because of the change in settings described above).Just an idea: could it be possible to show in some way inside the MP interface (eg. something like the &quot;Rec&quot; icon or a small popup) when the audio interface is enabled (ie. after a &quot;Computer&quot; speech is detected)? A visual feedback of the command identified (or not identified!) by the speak engine could also be useful, in order to understand why a command is misinterpreted.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="xurr, post: 72502, member: 20299"] [b]BlueTooth mic[/b] I use a BlueTooth headset and it does work with MP. Every time I connect it to the PC I have to change the settings in "Sounds and Audio devices" and "Speech" so that the BT mic is used for audio input the the soundcard is used for audio output. Also, be sure the BT headset is connected before starting MP, disconnecting and connecting the microphone doesn't seem to be supported very well (probably because of the change in settings described above). Just an idea: could it be possible to show in some way inside the MP interface (eg. something like the "Rec" icon or a small popup) when the audio interface is enabled (ie. after a "Computer" speech is detected)? A visual feedback of the command identified (or not identified!) by the speak engine could also be useful, in order to understand why a command is misinterpreted. [/QUOTE]