What version of Windows? Those features are supported by Win 10 and Win 11 but they may not be installed.  Your Inspiron 3910 supports Bluetooth 5.2 so it should support them if/when installed. Aren't those features used for remote control of a BT device in Windows? So would you expect them to affect audio playback quality? Is this really a "resources" issue, since it comes/goes? What CPU and how much RAM are in your Inspiron? How much "junk" software is running in the background that's hogging resources?  Can you tell if the audio stutter occurs only when certain other software is running and hogging system resources? Could this be an issue of distance between the PC and BT speaker?  Are you using Waves MaxxAudio Pro to control audio output on this system? Do you have an add-in video card or only have onboard Intel Graphics? (Intel Graphics uses lots of CPU time and RAM which might affect audio and BT.) Are all your drivers up-to-date for Audio, Bluetooth, etc? Is the firmware up-to-date for your SSD and BIOS?  You can go to the support page and enter your Service Tag to see the updates available for your specific PC. (Don't post Service Tag here.)
Hi all, I have occasional very bad audio stutter on my JBL Charge 4 Bluetooth speaker. It has been happening since we bought an Inspiron 3910 and it also happens on my Dell Inspiron 15 5000 laptop. Some days it is ok, others it is occasional and some days you just can't watch anything because it is so bad. We have been through all of the usual troubleshooting you can find with Google. We have been in contact with JBL and run through their trouble-shooting. JBL now wants to know if my PC supports A2DP V1.3, AVRCP V1.6. Can anyone help with that? Thanks, Laurie
Bluetooth and JBL Charge 4