Microphone output to bluetooth speakers

I wear hearing aids and use an Oticon Pros-treamer to listen to TV via my hearing aids. This allows me to increase the volume over that which others do not need. When in a loud restaurant it is difficult to hear table mates do to the background noise. I could purchase wireless mic for ~ $200+ it is expensive, quite small and could easily be lost. I already own an iphone with a mic which I could just slide across the table or place in the center to transmit table mate audio to my Pro-streamer and onto my hearing aids.

This app (not designed for that) technically will do exactly what have been looking for. I'm pretty sure that this feature has not been enabled on this app intentionally, but due a bug. Unfortunatelly, as the app is not designed for that (as told before), the poor sound quality wont let you use it as a practical alternative to a microphone. But try it so, as me, you can finally have a quiet sleep knowing that is technically possible 🙂

HearYouNow ExSilent B.V.

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Asking "why" Apple does the things they do to users like yourself is a fruitless exercise.

that would give you audio feedback

read

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_feedback

the sound is passed from your libs to the mic to the speaker again into the mic and out of the speaker and it's a loop and end up with a hauling beep

it's the reason why if you call a radio show they request that you turn off your radio

It needs to wired probably because the phone will know that the output is some other equipment and not the phone.

Similarly the phone should also able to recognize that a bluetooth device is selected so that phone speakers are switched off.

I hope they build an app to output to a bluetooth device while i speak on the phone.

Cheers !

Hi SlackyHacky, Did you find any app that work with a wireless speaker from live audio Microphone feed? Beside MegaPhone app?