Samsung dual audio

[Anonymous]

How to use dual audio feature in samsung m34 5g to play song on two Bluetooth speaker same time

[Wodehouse]

The Dual Audio feature on the Samsung Galaxy M34 5G allows you to play audio on two Bluetooth devices simultaneously. Here's how to use it:

*Enabling Dual Audio*

1. Go to *Settings* > *Connections* > *Bluetooth*.
2. Ensure Bluetooth is enabled and your two Bluetooth speakers are paired and connected.
3. Tap the *three dots* (⋯) on the top right corner.
4. Select *Advanced*.
5. Toggle on *Dual Audio*.

*Playing Audio on Two Bluetooth Speakers*

1. Open the *Music* app or any other music streaming app.
2. Start playing the song you want to listen to.
3. Go to the *Notification panel* and tap the *Bluetooth icon*.
4. Select the *Dual Audio* option.
5. Choose the two Bluetooth speakers you want to play the audio on.

*Troubleshooting Tips*

- Ensure both Bluetooth speakers are paired and connected to your Samsung Galaxy M34 5G.
- Check that the Dual Audio feature is enabled.
- Restart your phone and Bluetooth speakers if you experience any connectivity issues.
- Adjust the volume levels on both speakers to your liking.

By following these steps, you should be able to enjoy your favorite songs on two Bluetooth speakers simultaneously using the Dual Audio feature on your Samsung Galaxy M34 5G.

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[Anonymous]

That option is not found in m34 5g

[Milan]

It's just simple bro, connect 2 bluetooth devices, play a song, and drop down a notification panel. There, you will find media output option, select both devices from there, and enjoy loud music.. boom boooomm...

[Anonymous]

That option not found in m34 that is the problem 🥲

[TechieUS]

Dual audio is different than what you are thinking. It will let you use phone speaker and Bluetooth audio at the same time depending on the apps you are using and listed in separate audio. I am using two devices on Sony speakers sometime as Steoreo Mode or in party mode(more than two) due to speakers feature. It does not have anything to do with smartphone. It is due to working principles of bluetooth and security so that someone cannot intercept the signal(quite long to explain, it is just glimpse of bluetooth protocols).