Does Unacademy Live Classes Support Bluetooth Speaker Playback?

One of the most common questions we get asked on our website is whether Unacademy.com’s live classes support Bluetooth speaker playback. In this article, we will answer this question.

While there is no official word from Unacademy.com about this, we have managed to find a solution that works for us.

So, do Unacademy.com’s live classes support Bluetooth speaker playback?

Yes, the Cast player from the Chromecast app works with Unacademy.com live classes. In this article, we will discuss how to use the Cast player in the Chromecast app to listen to live classes on your Bluetooth speaker.

Step 1: Open the Google Chromecast app

Open the Google Chromecast app on your smartphone and enter the Unacademy.com live class URL.

Step 2: Connect your smartphone to a Bluetooth speaker

Make sure your Bluetooth speaker is on and connected to your smartphone.

Step 3: Play Unacademy.com live classes in the Chromecast app

Once the URL is entered in the Chromecast app, it should be playing in your Bluetooth speaker.

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Why Using Bluetooth Speakers in Live Classes is a Bad Idea?

If you have ever tried to stream music while teaching a class, it’s a nightmare! There are a couple of different factors at play here:

First, Bluetooth speakers don’t have as good a range as regular speakers (usually 10 feet, or 30 meters). This means that you need to physically be next to your students.

Second, streaming music over Bluetooth tends to drop connections a lot. This is especially true for newer Bluetooth speakers.

This might seem like a trivial problem, but it’s a huge one when you consider the number of students who come to our classes.

For instance, if we have 50 students in a class, the chances of getting good audio quality are almost zero.

Now, imagine having 50 students in a classroom while trying to teach. It’s just not a good situation. So, this is why we believe that streaming music through Bluetooth is probably not an option.