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@RSW said:

I wonder if the Multi-Mic+ can be used while plugged into the charger.

It is very likely. It works with the Multi-Mic without the “+” (the pre- version). My Android phone does not support , so I connect the Multi-Mic to the phones headphone jack with a male-male adapter and I charge it at the same time. Same procedure when listening to audio from the PC.

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@RSW said:

It might be nice if it is semi-permanently installed in front of a sound bar or TV. As opposed to the TV Streamer+

It would produce an inferior sound quality - especially from the TV speakers. Best result with TV Streamer+ - second best would be to connect the Multi-Mic to the headphone jack of the TV as shown above.

In reply to @Reginald

I hope this updated model Mini-Mic+ gets some elements from the future too, like USB type-c and auto-poweroff when nothing is playing for too long or when nothing is connected.

These are the two things that made me frustrated with this product (old one)

I can use the Multi-Mic while charging unless I’ve let the battery run down too much. When the battery is close to dead, it will only recharge until it gets some minimum charge; then I can start using it again. I monitor the LED while using the Multi-Mic

Yeah definitely won’t be far away, there’s no reason for them to not go this, and yes definitely Connexx will do the firmware update.

Yeah just have to wait, actually you’ll get a notification from the update manager when it’s available, you can set it up to check day or weekly.

Back to the Denon soundbar. Just in case anyone buys it on my say so, it’s just a sink. Not a transmitter. Not sure why that didn’t stick the first three times I read the manual. I wasn’t smoking anything interesting at the time. Promise.

It looks like a nice well-priced little soundbar for general purposes though.

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In reply to @lewbobski

Based on the info from their product launch conference, their DLM3551 dongle should hit the shelf in this quarter Q4/2024. They were obscure about how exactly its would work with other Auracast receivers like hearing aids. But I think, technically, it’s very similar to the USB dongle bundled with Creative Zen Hybrid Pro Classic.

Great I am away from home for the weekend, will update when I get home, I am hoping for connection to a PC with adapter and ear tap

Excellent, keep us updated on this, hopefully if won’t be hard to find something.

Rephrasing from the original:

@tenkan said:

You do not need the App to use LE Audio with Auracast. It’s in bluetooth settings on you phone if it supports it.

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