Custom Bluetooth Transmitter for iPhone Livestreaming
Compatible with all iPhone models for real-time translation during livestreams
✅ No background noise or unusual sounds
✅ Clear translation audio
✅ Does not interfere with phone charging; dual devices operate independently
❌ Only outputs translation audio, no original sound
Important Notes Before Use
Livestreaming Essentials and Compatible Devices
Lapel Microphone Equipment: Receiver/Lapel Microphone
Smartphone: Android (Snapdragon chips recommended) or any iPhone model
Bluetooth Transmitter: Custom-built (contact the supplier for purchase)
Custom Bluetooth Transmitter Features
Bluetooth Receiver Function Overview
🔋 Charging Instructions
The device must be powered off (long-press to turn off) before charging.
The LED indicator shows red while charging.
The LED indicator turns blue when fully charged.
Step-by-Step Instructions
⚠️ Follow the steps in order
❗️Not following the steps may result in unusual sounds or low noise at the beginning of the livestream. This will resolve itself once translation audio begins to play, so there’s no need to worry.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: The livestream audience cannot hear translation audio.
A1: On Android devices, search for "Dolby" in the settings menu. Disable Dolby Audio or switch to the phone’s default sound settings. Some Android devices default to Dolby Audio, which may prevent translation audio from being heard in the livestream.
Q2: My iPhone cannot find the Bluetooth transmitter (model: m1).
A2: Ensure the iPhone previously connected to the transmitter has "forgotten" the Bluetooth connection for model m1. The transmitter must display continuous red and blue flashing lights after powering on to be discoverable. If the lights only flash briefly and then stop, the transmitter has reconnected to the previously paired iPhone.