I've just synced my Wizard up to my new Pioneer P65BT bluetooth car stereo and it connects perfectly and plays music in stereo - and even controls track selection via the head unit. Neat!
However when playing music (I use PocketMusic) the audio seems rather thin and distorted with a sort of high-pitched wheezy/hissy noise. It sounds very much like a low bitrate digital feed.
Any thoughts on what I can do about this as I assumed that bluetooth stereo audio should sound as good as, if not better than, using a stereo cable AUX lead (which does sounds fine).
(If this has been covered elsewhere please point me to the thread, Search seems to be broken at the moment. Cheers)
Andre
have you tried changing your BT setting with the advanced Config tool?
i Use 48000 and have a pagepool of around 50
Sounds fine to me
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Anyone know of any stereo headsets bluetooth or wired with audio conrols for the Wing? Something with basic next/previous, and play/pause would be perfect.
Thanks in Advance,
Kenan
Here you go,
http://www.mobiltec24.de/singlearticle.php?ArtNr=17288&PHPSESSID=ebcb0e1baf3c254e4522df9202ae2dd4
I use this one, is nice but only controles the Mediaplayer.
I use it as an carset too.
Ghostrider
I use a Plantronics 590 with the Wing, works great. Not exactly basic though and a bit too obvious to use as a car set for phone calls.
Look up A2DP on the boards too, lots of registry tweaks available to up the audio quality and performance when using BT stereo.
Hi.
Im currently trying a Sony Ericsson HBH-DS200 bluetooth headset, it works fine but there is a small static noise.
Does anyone know a BT Headset with really good sound without static noise?
Edit:
This thread can be deleted, I found out that the headset i have is fine and the problem was with the Touch HD settings.
Just checking you've tweaked your BT settings? Use Advanced Configuration Tool to set BitPool: Very high, Max Bitpool: 80, Min Bitpool: 65 (these are just settings I've read elsewhere- may not be optimal, but certainly beats the default). Turn phone volume to max and adjust headset volume as necessary - do you still hear the static? I've got a Motorola S705 which sound fine once I've applied the tweaks.
Yes im playing with the settings right now.
I got the music sounding really good but i still have some static when calling.
I think all bt headset will have some static at some point, may have to wait for bluetooth V3 for static-less.
Meanwhile I bought some Sony bt25nx neckstrap from Japan (AudioCubes) and can say they are very nice build and sound quality with lots of bass and a super long battery life oh and complete control of WMP and HTC Manila "Full Screen Player". Anyway every second post in this thread is about bt headsets, you should have posted in one of them.
As for me, I have recently bought the Nokia BH-504 headset and it works great with my Touch HD, with a great sound
I recently bought a Nokia BH-103 and the sound quality is awsome! No noise or anything else, just pure sound. Here's the Link This is a stereo BT InEar headset with call recocnition and also has a good takl/standby time. All over all I'm happy with it.
I use Sony Ericsson's bluetooth, HBH-DS970, with A2DP. It's really nice.
I've never used a Bluetooth headset or dongle before. I've been reading up on it...and it seems that when using it for music...the Bluetooth set plays a part on how well the music sound.
Is that true? Cause, I was thinking that the set just delivers the quality your handset/mp3 player sends to it. Especially the HS3000 dongle...since you can plug in a set of your own headset into it.
When recording a song yesterday, my song ideas came out choppy.I was recording strictly wav audio and It almost sounded like there was a noise gate on the phone. After a while of digging through options, I found an option in Call settings> Additional Settings > noise reduction. When this option is selected, the phone turns on a noise gate that makes audio recordings sound terrible; However, when this option is turned off, Audio recordings sound great!! Unfortunately, this doesn't affect the audio quality when recording video, because most wav audio programs only use one microphone. So, I'm wondering....Seeing as how this phone records camcorder audio in stereo( one mic at the top and one at the bottom ), is it possible that these microphones are out of phase and thats why there is no bass in video recording? I'm assuming that the polarity on the top microphone is reversed to eliminate background noise during calls. Also, maybe there is a camcorder program where you can select which microphone to use. When I connected my Galaxy headphones( with the included Mic) the audio was redirected from the the two microphone to the headset microphone. Im thinking of making a TRRS to TRS adapter, which will connect only the microphone and see if that resolves the issue. I understand that I could just add an equalizer to the audio from video in iMovie, but I really enjoy experimenting with this problem. Furthermore, has anybody tried making an XLR to TRRS cable? I used one on my Samsung Vibrant years ago and it sounded great! any suggestions would be great!!! (To get to call settings, you have to click on the phone app, then left button to access)
I used to use WIRED EARPHONES (SMILE JAMAICA) with my MOTO Z PLAY on 3.5mm jack.
Now i want to switch to wireless earphones for hassle free workout in the gym.
but the problem is Audio Quality of the Bluetooth audio.
1. Wired & WIRELESS earphones sounds same when played through any music player app, besides wired one is a bit louder.
2. but when I apply any EQ Enhancement, Wired earphones sound great & virtualization is amazing (i.e. output quality enahnces like 50 to 100) but Audio enhancements doesn't work pretty much the same with wireless earphones (i.e. output quality enahances only like 50 to 52) i.e. wireless earphones sounds like I'm playing 64kbps mp3 file.
Why it so? In developer option CODEC is SBC as earphones are only supporting SBC.