Configure Bose QC 35 ii headset over bluetooth as recording device with Audacity v3.7.1

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Hello, I am a new user to the forum, but have used Audacity several times on MS Windows.

Anyway, I have managed to generate a recording, of my voice, using Audacity, but when I attempt to play it back, I can only hear it over my RHEL 10 (not a virtual-machine) machine’s builtin-speakers.

I have my Redhat (RHEL10) 10 machine, in actuality, ALMALinux 10, configured to use my headset over bluetooth. I can get it to playback audio through my headset when using Google Chrome and playing videos off of Youtube, but not sure why I cannot get audio playback from Audacity.

I have used the [Audio Setup] > Playback Device> list of playback_devices, and have the ability to only playback through the one called “HDA Intel PCH: 92HD91BXX Analog (hw:1,0)”, which are my laptop’s speakers.

Am I doing something incorrectly? I have not installed/implemented FFmpeg yet, but I do not believe that is yet relevant… not to this situation anyway.

I am trying to get myself setup for total immersion with RHEL 10, and get away from MS Windows OSes, or MAC OS for that matter.

Thank you for any help.

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I’ve never heard of RHEL 10 so I can’t help you, but you’re right about FFmpeg.

FFmpeg is ONLY for importing/exporting certain file formats.

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RHEL is a nickname for Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
10 is their latest major release.

Red Hat is a very popular and well-known brand in the IT industry; granted it was purchased by IBM in 2019 or sometime around then.

Thanks for the reply @DVDdoug.

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I titled this post incorrectly. Ugggh.
I meant as playback device.

Anyway, I have learned in the last hour that I can record, I am hoping, with my bluetooth headset, but I cannot playback the audio from Audacity, through my headset. That is the issue.

Perhaps this is an expected behavior of Audacity?

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