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Besides listening to your computer’s built-in speakers, you can listen to iTunes audio through any of the following:Speakers connected to your computer and a power sourceRemote speakers connected to an AirPort ExpressAn AirPlay-enabled device, including HomePod and HomePod mini or network speakers (for example, Apple TV played through TV speakers)Bluetooth devices, including wireless headphones such as AirPodsFor information about connecting speakers to your computer or network, see the documentation for the speakers.Use speakers connected to an AirPort Express, an Apple TV, or another AirPlay-enabled deviceGo to the iTunes app on your PC.Click at the top of the iTunes window, then select the checkbox next to the speakers you want to use.You can select more than one checkbox to play music through multiple sources.Tip: You can also connect speakers directly to your computer. iTunes plays through them and mutes the computer’s built-in speakers.Set a maximum volume for speakersGo to the iTunes app on your PC.Click , then use the volume slider next to the speakers.If you can’t choose your remote speakersIf you’re using speakers connected to an AirPort Express: Make sure your AirPort Express is properly plugged into a working power outlet and your remote speakers are properly connected to your AirPort Express.If you’re using speakers connected using a wireless network: Make sure your computer is in range of your wireless network and your AirPort Express, Apple TV, or other AirPlay-enabled device is joined to the network and is active. Open the Wi-Fi status menu and make sure your network is selected (has a checkmark next to it).If you’re using Apple TV: Make sure your Apple TV is properly connected and paired with the iTunes library you’re using.If you’re using HomePod or HomePod mini: Make sure your HomePod or HomePod mini is turned on and connected to your Wi-Fi network. See the Apple Support article If HomePod or HomePod mini isn’t responding.If you still can’t choose your remote speakers, or need more information about setting up your AirPort Express, Apple TV, or AirPlay-enabled device, see the documentation that came with it or visit the Apple Documentation website.If there’s a problem with an AirPlay deviceIf the AirPlay button changes , there’s a problem with an AirPlay device.Go to the iTunes app on your PC.Click at the top of the iTunes window to open the AirPlay menu, then check the icon next to the device. or : You need to enter a password

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Go to the home screen and swipe down to access Quick Settings. Tap on Media. Select both Bluetooth speakers under Audio outputs. Start playing music from both Bluetooth speakers.Note: Dual Audio is supported on Android 10 OS and later versions.How to Pair Two Bluetooth Speakers with a Samsung Phone Using Dual Audio (Android 10 and later versions)Connecting Two Bluetooth Speakers to an iOS DeviceYou can play music on two Bluetooth speakers from Apple devices, including iPhones and iPads. The latest models have an audio-sharing feature that allows you to connect multiple wireless speakers or headphones to your mobile device. You can, thereafter, stream music from your iPhone to your speakers for a rich audio experience.Here are the steps: Go to the Settings app. Tap on Bluetooth. Toggle Bluetooth on by tapping the slider. Press the power buttons on your Bluetooth speakers to turn them on. Press the button with the Bluetooth icon to make the speakers discoverable (the icon will blink several times as the speakers enter pairing mode). The speakers will appear on your iOS screen. Pair each speaker with your iOS device by tapping its name. Your device will display the term “connected” next to each speaker’s name. Go to the Control Center by swapping down from the top right corner of the screen. Tap on Music. Tap on the top right button. Scroll down to view your paired Bluetooth speakers. Tap on the bubble next to each Bluetooth speaker. Play any song on your iOS, and the device will transmit the music to both speakers. You can adjust the volume of each speaker individually via the Control Center.Note: Audio sharing is supported on iOS 13 and later versions.Pairing an iPhone with Two Bluetooth Speakers or Headphones (iOS 13 and later)How To Connect Two Bluetooth Speakers/Headphones To iPhone! (iOS 13)Connecting Two Bluetooth Speakers to a Smart TVToday’s televisions have built-in features for wireless connectivity. Most smart TVs support Bluetooth and have functions like dual audio. These advanced features allow you to connect and play music on two Bluetooth speakers straight from your TV.Follow these steps to connect two Bluetooth speakers to your TV:Method 1 (Samsung TVs) Make your speakers discoverable by pressing the Bluetooth icon. Grab your remote and press the Color/Number button. On the directional pad on the remote, press the up button to open Quick Settings. Navigate to the Bluetooth Speakers list. Press the pairing button to pair your speakers with your TV. Under the Bluetooth Speakers list, connect each speaker. Select Multi Connect when pairing multiple Bluetooth speakers. Play music on your TV to listen to it on your wireless speakers.Method 2 Put your speakers in pairing mode by pressing the Bluetooth button. Press the