Bluetooth speakers audio "bubbles"

the Xbox does not even have Bluetooth built into the system, besides you get lots of audio latency via Bluetooth audio which is horrid, and my ps4 never sounded right over Bluetooth.

most screens you connect the Xbox too have an audio jack and most likely a usb port for power, just attach the speaker to the screen.

Hi

What are you using for a display?

DIsplay port and HDMI carry audio. If your monitor has a 3.5mm audio jack you can plug your speakers into this instead of the PC audio out on the motherboard.

You could use Bluetooth speakers also. Failing this, you'll need the board replacing/repaired

Reinstalling the Bluetooth drivers still didn't fix it. I restarted my speaker and now it is listed under "other devices" instead of "Audio" in the Bluetooth menu. I still can't select it as a playback device.

Hi Kevin *.

My name is Mauro and am glad to assist you.

Xbox One does not have an integrated Bluetooth microchip, and this means that you will have to use an external device such as a Bluetooth adapter for you to connect your Bluetooth speaker to your console.

Some setups may work with the optical input but you must confirm if the sound bar can work that way.

https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help/hardware-network/display-sound/choosing-speaker-audio-output#:~:text=If%20you're%20simply%20plugging,to%20change%20your%20audio%20settings.

Thanks,
Mauro

Thank you for all the help, I really should’ve looked at the instructions that came with the speaker, it turns out that the dial (remote) of the speaker had a small button on the bottom of it which allows it to switch devices from Bluetooth, to usb, and 3.5mm input and by pressing the button it allowed me to hear Xbox audio.