using bluetooth as an output

[Philip Johnson]

I am trying to create an effect of a baby crying in a basket on stage. 

Using qlab and a bluetooth speaker had worked but now it's intermittent.  Meaning it works sometimes well and sometimes it is choppy. 

1.  is this a good idea or should I use another solution

2.  What can I do to make the bluetooth have a clear signal.   I was planning either a usb extender to locate the bluetooth dongle over the stage or placing a computer with bluetooth closer to the stage.

3  Bluetooth works fine with itunes but when I put it in qlab it's sometimes hit or miss

Thanks for your help

I'm running qlab 2 on a mac tower

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Phil Johnson 

[Joshua Langman]

Not sure if it would be loud enough for you, but have you considered the Stagecaller app?

[Rick Malone]

I would suspect interference with the signal.  I don't think qLab has anything to do with it.  Last time I did this I used a wireless speaker system.

On Thu, Oct 9, 2014 at 11:06 PM, Joshua Langman <jlangma...@gmail.com> wrote:

Not sure if it would be loud enough for you, but have you considered the Stagecaller app?

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[Daniel Perelstein]

The standard is an IEM to transmit signal wirelessly, with a battery powered speaker plugged into the receiver where the headphones belong.

Dan

[Allan]

Hi Phil,

I'll second Dan on using an In Ear Monitor pack with battery powered speaker.

Cheers

Allan