Bluetooth audio issues between MacBook Pro and headphones
Hub001
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Hello,
I am currently in possession of the new MacBook Pro 2017 running High Sierra.
When I connect my Beats Studio Wireless headphones via Bluetooth, the computer only detects one audio output: "1 channel 16-bit integer 16.0 KHZ" (in the Audio MIDI Setup application). The sound is very mediocre, and I cannot select the option "2 channels at 32 bits (44.1 KHZ)" on my Mac.
I have tried disabling/enabling Bluetooth, resetting the headphones, restarting the computer, etc., but nothing works.
I tested it on an iMac running OSX El Capitan, and there were no issues; the headphones were immediately detected without any problems, and the sound quality was very good. Likewise, there's no problem with my phone.
Thank you for your help.
Hub01
I am currently in possession of the new MacBook Pro 2017 running High Sierra.
When I connect my Beats Studio Wireless headphones via Bluetooth, the computer only detects one audio output: "1 channel 16-bit integer 16.0 KHZ" (in the Audio MIDI Setup application). The sound is very mediocre, and I cannot select the option "2 channels at 32 bits (44.1 KHZ)" on my Mac.
I have tried disabling/enabling Bluetooth, resetting the headphones, restarting the computer, etc., but nothing works.
I tested it on an iMac running OSX El Capitan, and there were no issues; the headphones were immediately detected without any problems, and the sound quality was very good. Likewise, there's no problem with my phone.
Thank you for your help.
Hub01
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Hello,
The problem is resolved, I was able to make an appointment with an Apple advisor at the Genius Bar. After various tests, he completely reinstalled macOS High Sierra by fully formatting the computer (I had already done the manipulation without formatting) and now ... Magic.
The computer is now working wonderfully. I don't know where the problem came from or why it wasn't working properly, what is certain is that it was related to macOS High Sierra, beyond that I don't know more and neither does the Apple engineer!!! One hypothesis was the VLC software, but after reinstallation, there were no issues (I reinstalled it with the Apple advisor).
So I confirm, certain problems are due to the mac operating system, particularly macOS High Sierra.
Thank you for your very enriching help.
Hub01