Dual Audio Samsung Tablet

[wheelo]

Does anyone understand dual audio technology?

Basically, all I want to do is watch Netflix using Bluetooth headphones on my Samsung galaxy A10.1 tablet alongside my wife on a plane.
I have followed this Samsung tutorial, and got to the part where you "tick" both sets of headphones, but I don't have a tick box.

How can I use Dual audio to share media on multiple devices?

I can attach both sets, and toggle between them (listen to one at a time) but not listen to them both simultaneously.

I got onto Samsung chat, and he said there's a thing called "dual audio headphones" and I need these. I suspect he's wrong as I Google this term and I get a set of headphones with 4 units, or a headphone jack that splits into two female Jack's.

I'm trying to use two pairs of Lenovo Bluetooth headphones with the tablet.


Anyone got any help? Cherrs

 

[kegnkiwi]

I hope you get it sorted mate as although i don't understand the technology i have also tried to do what you are trying to do. Using an couple of years old firetablet if simply purchased a one usb c to 2 output ubc c adapter. I plugged both wired head phones in and it worked a treat. So last year i downloaded all our movies and series onto a new levono tab 11 and tried to set it up using bluetooth and only one pair would connect at a time. I took the same connector as before and when on the plane it would not work. Only 1 x set able to listen at a time.

 

[pieeater2015]

Does that video help? I know its for the tab 7 but the method should be the same.

 

[Drox]

• Pair both Bluetooth headphones to your tablet.
• Go to the Bluetooth settings and tap on the three dots in the upper-right corner.
• Select "Dual Audio" to enable it.
• Both headphones should now play audio simultaneously.

Not sure if that is correct, saw on a forum

It may be that you device does not support dual audio @wheelo from the link you pasted

• The Dual Audio feature is limited to certain devices with Bluetooth 5.0

 

[wheelo]

Does that video help? I know its for the tab 7 but the method should be the same.

No, that's the exact same as I followed, but I've no "tick box" to select both at once.

I hope you get it sorted mate as although i don't understand the technology i have also tried to do what you are trying to do. Using an couple of years old firetablet if simply purchased a one usb c to 2 output ubc c adapter. I plugged both wired head phones in and it worked a treat. So last year i downloaded all our movies and series onto a new levono tab 11 and tried to set it up using bluetooth and only one pair would connect at a time. I took the same connector as before and when on the plane it would not work. Only 1 x set able to listen at a time.

Yeah, it's a pain, I have a dual earphone socket, so can use wired headphones.

• Pair both Bluetooth headphones to your tablet.
• Go to the Bluetooth settings and tap on the three dots in the upper-right corner.
• Select "Dual Audio" to enable it.
• Both headphones should now play audio simultaneously.

Not sure if that is correct, saw on a forum

It may be that you device does not support dual audio @wheelo from the link you pasted

• The Dual Audio feature is limited to certain devices with Bluetooth 5.0

No, that option isn't there, the tablet definitely supports dual audio, tech support suggested that the headphones have to support it ( I don't think he's right, not sure though)