change bluetooth codec windows 10
Thank you for posting on the Intel® communities. In this case, we need to inform you that all Bluetooth codecs are managed by the operating system on Windows 10; therefore, if you are looking to have more information to know if a certain codec is currently supported and managed in your current Windows version, our strongest recommendation will
0. Restarting the Bluetooth services might have the same effect as redoing the pairing, regarding the playback quality on the computer, as the Bluetooth software should then forget the need for lower bitrate. Use the following command in elevated mode: powershell "Get-Service -DisplayName *Bluetooth* | Restart-Service -Force".
If the above method doesn’t work, then you can simply input the following commands in Terminal to enable aptX and AAC on Mac. Here’s how: 1) Launch Terminal on Mac. 2) To enable aptX, type in the following command: sudo defaults write bluetoothaudiod "Enable AptX codec" -bool true. 3) To enable AAC, type the following: It seems Windows 10 sucks balls for bluetooth audio. FiiO M6/M7/M9 can connect to a Windows 10 PC as a USB DAC and stream the audio to headphones in LDAC. Avantree Oasis Plus is USB aptX HD bluetooth 4.2 transmitter. Yes, I was indeed looking for AAC/LDAC. Sorry to resurrect but.. Windows 10 has supported the AAC codec for a while, at least at certain bitrates/configurations. Unfortunately Windows doesn't show you any of the info about what audio codec it's using with bluetooth headphones (or provide a way to manually choose), so the only way to know is to listen for the quality difference. Windows 10 supports playback