If you enjoy listening to music on your Windows PC, you’re likely familiar with the sometimes quirky audio controls. Connecting wireless earbuds to a Windows 10 PC can be challenging, especially when switching between audio sources. Fortunately, Microsoft is addressing this issue with an upcoming Windows 10 update. This update promises to enhance the wireless audio streaming experience for users.
Bluetooth Functionality on Windows 10
If your PC doesn’t have built-in Bluetooth, consider using a USB dongle or upgrading your Wi-Fi card to add Bluetooth functionality. Additionally, keeping your audio drivers up to date can further improve the overall experience. Also Read – Redmi Earbuds 3 Pro with up to 30 hours of battery life launched
In the latest Windows Insider Update, Microsoft is now providing native support for the AAC audio format in the latest version of Windows 10. AAC (Advanced Audio Codec) is widely used, particularly in modern smartphones like iPhones. If you own headphones or earbuds that support AAC, you’ll enjoy high-quality audio streaming without compromising sound quality.
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AAC Compatibility
For an even better experience, ensure your audio drivers are up to date and consider using headphones or earbuds that specifically mention AAC compatibility. Also Read – Amazon Music HD with lossless audio now free for Indians but with a catch
- AAC (Advanced Audio Codec):
- AAC is a widely used audio compression format known for its efficiency and high-quality sound.
- It’s commonly used in streaming services, digital music files, and various devices.
- AAC provides better audio quality than older formats like MP3 at similar bit rates.
- Windows 10 Update:
- The latest Windows Insider Update now includes native support for AAC.
- This means Windows 10 users can enjoy AAC-encoded audio without relying on third-party software or codecs.
- Whether you’re streaming music or watching videos, AAC support enhances your audio experience. Also Read – Realme OnePlus on same path, Realme considers switching to ColorOS from Oppo
New Windows 10 update brings AAC codec support
The latest Windows 10 update now includes native support for the AAC audio codec. While Windows has always supported popular codecs like AptX and SBC, AAC was notably absent until now.
With AAC support, users can enjoy high-quality audio streaming while keeping file sizes smaller. If you own compatible headphones, this update promises better audio quality. Also Read – Windows 11 to launch on June 24, hints at major design changes
In addition to AAC codec support, the latest Windows 10 update introduces a more streamlined audio endpoint. The primary goal is to enhance the user interface, making it simpler and more intuitive. Also Read – Windows 11 upgrade could be a free for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 PCs
With this update, switching between audio sources becomes a one-click process, eliminating the current complexity. Compatible headphones will now automatically switch to the correct profile, ensuring a seamless experience.
Single Click switching between compatible devices
Microsoft’s latest Windows 10 update streamlines audio management by eliminating unnecessary clicks. With various audio endpoints, including support for Bluetooth headsets, the new UI simplifies the user experience. Also Read – Bharti Airtel gain 3 times more wireless subscribers than Jio: TRAI
Audio Switching Compatibility
Now, a single audio endpoint automatically switches to the correct profile, ensuring seamless audio transitions. For example, users can effortlessly adjust headset volume while switching between Spotify music and Microsoft Teams calls.
- Unified Audio Endpoints:
- Previously, users had to navigate through multiple clicks to manage audio sources.
- The new Windows 10 version simplifies this by offering a unified audio endpoint.
- This streamlined approach ensures a more intuitive experience for users. Also Read – Google working on anti-tracking privacy feature for Android, like Apple
- Bluetooth Headset Compatibility:
- Bluetooth headsets often require separate configurations for voice and microphone functionality.
- With the updated UI, users no longer need to manually switch between endpoints.
- The system automatically selects the correct profile for seamless audio performance.
- Real-Life Scenario:
- Imagine listening to music on Spotify and receiving a Microsoft Teams call.
- The improved audio management allows you to seamlessly transition between these tasks.
- Adjusting headset volume or switching between audio sources becomes effortless.
Improved wireless audio streaming enhances audio quality for compatible headphones. The addition of AAC codec support fuels rumors about Apple Music coming to the Windows platform. It’s worth noting that Apple currently provides the iTunes app for Windows, rather than a dedicated Apple Music app. Also Read – OnePlus 9 series to come with ColorOS 11 confirmed officially, will replace HydrogenOS in China
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