03-03-2018 04:26 AM
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    Windows Central Question
    Doing some digging seems to show that Windows 10 now natively supports Apt-X, the Bluetooth codec.

    When using my Apt-X headphones, how can I see in windows which codec is being used?

    In Android this is pretty easy, but in windows it seems to be hidden.
    03-02-2018 11:57 AM
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    Dodgexander
    it turns out its not possible right now but a feature request has been added to the microsoft hub, I urge anyone who would be interested in this to upvote it there, see: aka.ms/I56pwy
    03-03-2018 04:26 AM
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