If you try this and it works for you - please share your successes. But for pure voice purposes, it is awesome! I doubt Jabra would acknowledge this as 'supported', but hey - it works, and works very well! I don't game - so can't speak to the latency that would be associated with this - and probably wouldn't be great. When powering on these headsets, they connect immediately everytime and all is good. Closing/re-opening Jabra Direct seems to reflect the connected device afterwards. I can tell by listening to their audible voice guidance when they connect. With AirPods or my Plantronic Backbeat GO 2 - it doesn't refresh immediately, but does connect to the headsets a-okay.
#Discord to jabra direct software#
Now to the disclaimers: When I pair one of my Jabra headsets within Jabra Direct software - it connects and the drop-down menu changes immediately to show the paired device. Pairing my old set of Plantronics GO 2 with Jabra Link 370
#Discord to jabra direct Pc#
Here are AirPods and Plantronics GO 2 ear buds connected to the 370 Link adapter through Jabra Direct ( their software on the PC to manage the dongle): Jabra allows for HD Voice over this adapter with any connected headset (doesn't have to be Jabra).
#Discord to jabra direct Bluetooth#
Any ol' regular BlueTooth dongle will sadly default to mono, low quality sound in Windows as you've probably experienced when you try to use the hands-free device associated with the mic. It also provides exceptional range of ~100ft. It shows up as a sound card/device and doesn't take over native BlueTooth in Windows to do this.
It is unlike a regular Bluetooth adapter in that it will provide high quality sound when using the microphone on your headset. You can find it on Amazon, Staples, Jabra's websites, or even find it much cheaper on Ebay sometimes. I recommend buying the Jabra Link 370 USB Adapter ($75 USD, not cheap sadly). Sadly I never found a free solution (if you have one, please do share), but happened to stumble across this as I have some Jabra business /office focused headsets/speakerphones. The 2nd option will let you use the microphone, but changes the audio quality to mono and low quality and also disconnects from other devices like your phone to be exclusive to Windows. Using the 1st, the sound is great as you'd find from your phone/tablet - but only 'speakers', no microphone. " Headset - Jonnny's AirPods HANDS FREE AUDIO" ( uses Hands Free Profile / HSP - mono, low bandwidth, low quality sound which allows the microphone to work) " Headphones - Johnny's AirPods STEREO" ( uses A2DP for high quality stereo sound) There could be a different driver/config monkeying solution to this, but I am not aware of it from my searching.Īdding your wireless earbuds via BlueTooth will setup two devices in Windows when you pair them to Windows ( whether AirPods, Sony, Sennheiser, Jabra Elite, whatever. BT on Windows trips up switching between AD2P for that nice stereo sound and the hands-free profile for the mic as you've noticed. Windows is a bit weird with BlueTooth headsets. This is primarily for those wireless headphones that didn't come with a proprietary dongle and rely on BlueTooth purely. If your wireless headset came with its own dongle and works fine, you're golden obviously.
If you're tried ( and failed) to use your true wireless earbuds along with their microphone like Apple's AirPods ( or any BlueTooth headset for that matter) in Windows 10.
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