Bluetooth headphones with itunes

i have some bluetooth headphones, LG HBS-200 and a bluetooth usb dongle for my laptop. I can connect my headphones to my computer, but i don't know how to make itunes work through them. (or any other media like power dvd for that matter) any help would be greatly appreciated.

i finally figured out how to make itunes play on your bluetooth headset...kind of a pain.
this is on vista...
click on the start bar, click on search, type sound.
click on sound, when sound loads you should see a list of sound devices for your computer. you have to disable your primary audio output.
FYI, right click and click display disabled items, so you dont have to go manually turn your internal speaker or speaker outputs back on

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