How to connect unsupported Bluetooth to PS4?

A different approach that worked for me involved using an auxiliary cable with a Bluetooth adapter. Here’s what I did:

1. Purchase an aux-to-Bluetooth transmitter.
2. Connect the transmitter to the PS4 controller’s headphone jack using an auxiliary cable.
3. Pair the Bluetooth headset with the transmitter.
4. Ensure the game audio is set to ‘Output to Headphones: All Audio’ in the PS4 settings.

Although this method adds a bit more bulk with the cables, it effectively allows the use of a Bluetooth headset with the PS4.

Connecting an unsupported Bluetooth headset to my PS4 required some ingenuity. I used the following method:

1. Purchased a USB Bluetooth transmitter compatible with audio devices.
2. Connected the transmitter to my TV’s headphone jack instead of directly to the PS4.
3. Set the transmitter to pairing mode.
4. Set my Bluetooth headset to pairing mode.
5. Once paired, I changed my PS4 audio settings to output sound to my TV.

This somewhat indirect approach worked smoothly and allowed me to use my Bluetooth headphones while gaming.

I was also frustrated with this issue and finally found a workaround with a Bluetooth transmitter. Here’s how I connected my headset:

1. Bought a Bluetooth transmitter that supports headphones.
2. Plugged it into the PS4 controller’s audio jack.
3. Turned on the transmitter and put it in pairing mode.
4. Enabled pairing on my Bluetooth headphones.
5. Once the devices paired, I adjusted the PS4 audio output settings to ‘Output to Headphones: All Audio.’

This setup was straightforward and has been working perfectly for me.

I’ve had some experience with this and found an effective, albeit unconventional, way to connect my unsupported Bluetooth headset to my PS4. Here’s what I did:

1. First, I bought a USB Bluetooth dongle that supports PS4 audio output.
2. I connected the USB dongle to the PS4, then powered on the console.
3. I put my Bluetooth headset in pairing mode.
4. I pressed the pairing button on the USB dongle until it started searching for devices.
5. After a few moments, the dongle and the headset paired successfully.
6. In my PS4 settings, I went to Devices > Audio Devices, then selected Output Device and chose my USB headset.

This solution has been reliable for me and provides excellent audio quality.

To connect an unsupported Bluetooth device to your PS4, you’ll need a Bluetooth adapter that supports audio output. Here are the steps I followed:

1. Purchase a Bluetooth adapter compatible with PS4.
2. Insert the adapter into one of the USB ports on your PS4.
3. Put your Bluetooth headset into pairing mode.
4. Hold down the pairing button on the adapter until it blinks, indicating it’s in pairing mode.
5. Wait for the adapter to find and connect to your Bluetooth headset.
6. Go to the PS4 settings and, under Devices, select Audio Devices to set up the output to the headset.

This method worked for me, and now I enjoy my wireless sound without issues.

My approach to connecting an unsupported Bluetooth device to the PS4 took a bit more effort and involved using my PC as an intermediary. Here’s how I did it:

1. Connect your PS4 to a monitor that has audio output capabilities.
2. Use a Bluetooth-enabled PC or laptop to connect the PS4 audio output.
3. Install remote play on your PC.
4. Pair your Bluetooth headset with your PC.
5. Set up remote play to stream audio through the headset.

It might sound a bit complex, but this method allowed me to utilize my unsupported Bluetooth headset while playing on the PS4.