The headset only works for games that support headset communication.
With that in mind, after you successfully pair a Bluetooth headset with your PS3, you need to verify that it's currently being used by the system.
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To verify that the headset is paired, go to:
XMB (main menu) > Settings (second icon from the left) > Manage Bluetooth Devices (5th icon down) > [name of your Bluetooth headset] under Device Name with a blue dot next to it
-If you don't see your headset under there, select "Register New Device" on the bottom of the screen and follow the prompt
-If you see the device name, but the dot to the left of the device name is black and not blue, turn on your headset and on your PS3, highlight the headset device name and press the Triangle button and select "Connect"
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Finally, to verify that your headset is being used by the system, go to:
XMB > Settings > Audio Device Settings (7th icon down)
From here, make sure that the Input Device shows the name of your headset's device name- if not, highlight Input Device and press Up and Down on your controller to select the headset.
Next, you will do the same thing for Output Device- select your headset device name if it is not shown.
Once your device name shows in both Input and Output Device areas, you can talk into the headset and you should be able to hear yourself. Adjust the microphone volume by changing the number next to "Microphone Level". The bars on the top of the screen in Audio Device Settings should move and respond to speaking into the microphone.
Finish by selecting OK on the bottom of the screen to save your settings. Don't hit the Circle button or else the changes may not save!
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