My samsung MX-HS8500 will not play on bluetooth or aux 1 or aux 2

You can't, it is an antique. You can get a reasonable Bluetooth speaker for $20, or if you want to something to fill the house with concert quality sound, a Bowers and Wilkins Bluetooth speaker. I have four of their products.

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If your phone has bluetooth and the beatbox has aux audio in, you could connect a bluetooth receiver to the aux in on the beatbox. Then set your phone bluetooth on and follow the connect instructions you get with the bluetooth receiver. These units are available on amazon and Ebay for about $10.

if your system have an aux in, its easy.

option 1 : you can use this. red and white goes to aux in on your system then other end goes to the headphones on the phone.

-or-

option 2 : you can go wireless. you just need these to work. so same thing red and white goes to the aux in on your system then on the other end you take the bluetooth receiver and plug it on black connector.





then you can pair your phone to this bluetooth receiver and youre all set.

1. Try playing other audio files. Ensure that audio can play fine from the same audio device when using a headphone.



2. If Step 1 is not the case, try listening to audio by connecting the speaker to the Bluetooth device using the Aux-in cable. This will isolate if it's a Bluetooth connection issue or not. Remember to disconnect/un-pair the Bluetooth connection first.



3. If the issue only happens when connecting via Bluetooth, do the following:
   1. Adjust the distance between the speaker and the Bluetooth device.
   2. Reset the speaker to its factory default settings. For instructions on how to reset your speaker, go to the product's support site to view the relevant knowledgebase article.
   3. Clear the current pairing entry from your Bluetooth device. For instructions on how to clear the pairing entries, consult the user's manual of your Bluetooth device.
   4. Try re-pairing the speaker and the Bluetooth device. For instructions on how to pair the speaker with the Bluetooth device, go to the product's support site to view the relevant knowledgebase article.
   5. To further isolate, try pairing the speaker with other Bluetooth device.


4. If the issue happens when connecting either on Bluetooth or Aux-in, please contact Creative Customer Support via email.

Note: Creative Bluetooth speakers do not need any driver to operate. You may need to update the Bluetooth driver of your computer's built-in Bluetooth adapter or your USB dongle. To determine whether your computer or USB dongle is updated with the latest Bluetooth driver, please refer to their user's guide or website for information.
http://support.creative.com/kb/ShowArticle.aspx?sid=90429

Bluetooth is a short-range (33 feet/10 meters) wireless technology that allows two Bluetooth-enabled devices to connect wirelessly and communicate between them. If your son's Samsung MX-H620 HIFI is not Bluetooth-enabled, the two devices will not be able to connect in any way. If the headset were corded (it is not because it is Bluetooth) you could plug its cord into the headphone (LINE/AUX IN) jack on the Samsung. if the Samsung system is not Bluetooth, the only option is to find a suitable Bluetooth adapter to make it Bluetooth-enabled. However, you can use the Sony headset to listen to music or make phone calls from Bluetooth-enabled devices that you own such as phone, tablet, iPod, iPad.

Quoted from the instruction manual:

"+/>>'" In TF/Bluetooth mode when short press this button: next song; long press: Volume up. Don't work in AUX mode.

"'<<\-" In TF/Bluetooth mode when short press this button: previous song; long press: Volume down. Don't work in AUX mode.

">''" In TF mode, short press this button: Play/Pause; In Bluetooth mode, short press this button: Play/Pause/Answer/End/Cancel dial/Pair. In Bluetooth mode, double click: Last number redial; long press for 2 seconds: reject calls. In TF/AUX mode, press it will be TF card and AUX exchange.

Try to play music thru bluetooth

Hia,

Bluetooth didnt transfer whole songs completeley from computer to phone. somewhere it lost the connectivity between phone and computer while transferring song.

please delete this track from phone and try to transfer again and this time make sure your phone is in very good range or might be very near to computer Bluetooth device.

let me know; did this help or any other issue?

Thanks.

Apurva

Aside from the xbox360 working via the coaxial digital cable. I got the PS3 to work this way.

I had to use the supplied SCART > (Y-video) (Red-Audio) (White-Audio) cable. Basically plugged this in from the PS3 directly to the MX 3950D Aux (Auxiliary) audio input.

On the PS3 audio settings menu, switched from HDMI to the 3rd option SCART.

Turn on the MX 3950D and set to Aux. Bang, got sound again.

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I missed this cause I "assumed" the video/audio cable that came with the PS3 was a HDMI to Audio/Video cable, and didn't even see the SCART port in the back of the PS3. So I thought I didn't want to lose 1080p ..etc etc. Anyways. MX 3950D still good =)