#41

My experience is that all of my bluetooth devices fight with each other to capture the TV bluetooth adapter (iPhone 12 ProMax, laptop, etc.). The only way I’ve found not to experience disruption on one device is to turn bluetooth off all the other devices. I suspect it’s more of a bluetooth issue than anything else.

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#42

19, Linda is my second wife, my first wife was killed in a automobile accident in the early 2000s. We had been married 29 years. Linda’s husband died from kidney failure about 18 months before my Lydia passed. Lydia and Linda had been best friends, and Linda had worked with me for a number of years. Our birthday is the same day. We started seeing each other mostly to keep each other company.

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#43

yes it is, only the newest versions of Bluetooth are doing any thing to help prevent this and that isn’t that much.

#44

Blessings on your upcoming anniversary! We are coming up on 36.

WH

#45

I’m a little lost here on what you’re saying. You said “TV bluetooth adapter”. Did you really mean the Oticon TV Adapter 3.0? Or did you mean the Oticon ConnectClip?

The TV Adapter does not support Bluetooth connection between the source device and itself. It can only accept analog audio input or optical input coming from a TV or whatever other device you may use to drive it. So that’s why I’m confused on what you’re trying to say here.

#46

Does Genie2 have an option that mimics the MoreSound Booster?
( looking at the latest version, I wondered if I overlooked it …)

#47

If I were to create a customized program to mimic the MoreSound Booster on Genie 2, I’d select the Speech in Noise built-in program, then set the Neural Noise Suppression max values in Easy and Difficult to the max value your More can support, and change the Directionality Settings to Fully Directional. You can always compare that to the real MoreSound Booster mode in the ON app to see if that seems close enough for you or not. You can do further customization if you want, but that’d be my starting point.