Bluetooth Audio from G3 to Computer (Win7) - Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III

I'm trying to stream music and audio from my Galaxy S3 through my computer (running Windows 7) via bluetooth. I understand that there are wifi alternatives, but I'm looking specifically for bluetooth.
I was able to establish a bluetooth connection between the computer & phone, however I get an error at the driver software installation stage that no driver was found for the "Bluetooth Peripheral Device" ("Standard Serial over Bluetooth link" both show as ready to use). I can successfully pair the phone to the computer, and when I play audio on the GS3 no sound comes out of the phone's speakers. This suggests to me that it does think it's got a good pairing with the computer, but no sound comes from the computer speakers and I can't find any settings for bluetooth audio input.
FYI, I'm currently running LiquidSmooth 4.2.1 beta 1a.
Anybody able to successfully do what I'm trying? Thanks in advance!

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