How to Connect Bluetooth Headphones to Linux Mint Effortlessly Using Bluetooth Manager
In this video, we'll walk you through the simple steps to connect your Bluetooth headphones to Linux Mint using Bluetooth Manager. Whether you're a Linux newbie or just looking for a quick tutorial, this guide will help you enjoy wireless audio on your Linux Mint system in no time. Follow along for an easy, hassle-free setup!
Step 1: Enable Bluetooth
Turn on Bluetooth:
Click on the Bluetooth icon in the system tray and make sure it is enabled.
Step 2: Open Bluetooth Manager
Launch Bluetooth Manager:
Open the application menu and search for “Bluetooth Manager” or “Blueman Manager.”
Step 3: Set Headphones to Pairing Mode
Activate Pairing Mode:
Follow your headphone’s manual to put them into pairing mode. This often involves holding the power button until the indicator light flashes.
Step 4: Pair Your Headphones
Scan for Devices:
In the Bluetooth Manager, click the “Search” or “Scan” button to find nearby devices.
Select Your Headphones:
Once your headphones appear in the list, select them and click the “Pair” button.
Step 5: Connect to Your Headphones
Connect:
After pairing, select your headphones in the Bluetooth Manager and click the “Connect” button.
Step 6: Set Bluetooth as Audio Output
Open Sound Settings:
Right-click the sound icon in the system tray and select “Sound Preferences” or “Sound Settings.”
Select Output Device:
In the “Output” tab, choose your Bluetooth headphones as the output device.
Output Device
Step 7: Test Your Headphones
Play Audio:
Test the audio by playing a sound or video to ensure it is routed through your Bluetooth headphones.
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