just interested if this is possible, i have an app which stream stereo music to a mono headset (probs mixes both channels)
however if i had two mono headsets, would it be possible to stream L audio to one headset and R audio to another? i have an old motorola headset and a newer plantronics one
No as only one bluetooth device can be active at any one time.
you could
you could use a 3.5mm audio splitter but i think it will drain battery and as from your question you want wireless but might be usefull for you.
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i'm thinking on buying a mono earphone and would like to know wich model you guys are using??
I just needed to phone and not to listening music
On the contrary, I am looking for the mono earphone that allow both phone & music on my Kaiser. I believe it must support A2DP to do that. If anyone know such an earphone exists, please tell me.
Thanks alot
I use a mono bluetooth earphone and Pocket Player to send music to it. A2DP is a stereo format, I believe.
Hello,
Need your advice,
I'm looking for Bluetooth headset, one ear, for the talking
but with mini-usb, or audio 3.5mm interfaces and A2DP support for attaching external headphones and music listening from time to time.
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I would recommend you Jabra BT3030 .. I am using it so, far sound quality is awesome.
thank you for your recommendation,
but I see you didn't understand me,
I'm looking for bluetooth headset, to wear on one ear only,
but it must support streaming audio through the interface for external headphones.
please look at Samsung HM3500
I'm looking for the similar solution, but 3.5mm audio interface would be prefer...
Hi,
I'll like to know if it is possible to have bluetooth audio streaming as the main output source?
I've a sony ericsson MW600 bluetooth headset and it works perfectly with my Samsung galaxy S2. it allows me to stream audio from my phone to MW600, and i managed to hook up the MW600 to my portable speakers, which "transformed" them into wireless speakers.
However, i have a special requirement which needs to output my voice in realtime (with some lag) to the "wireless" speakers through bluetooth streaming. I managed to find to find apps such as "AMic" which works perfectly using my setup.
But the samsung galaxy s2's default mic is quite nosiy, so i bought a mini 3.5mm jack mic. when i plug it in, the 3.5mm jack took priority over my bluetooth audio streaming.
Is there a way to have the 3.5mm work as a mic, but still having the audio stream through bluetooth?
I am preparing my phone as the ultimate in car utility. I have uploaded all my music to Google Music and recently got on a sim only contract that gives me truly unlimited data.
Now my issue is which car stereo should I get. I have never bought a bluetooth stereo before so am fairly ignorant as to the various bluetooth standards and what to look out for. I would like the following features to be available;
Bluetooth streaming music from my phone to the stereo.
Controlling the music via my car stereo
Having the track name and other ID3 tags display on the stereo display
Being able to answer calls through my stereo and have the audio play through the car speakers and the steros microphone
Access to my contact list via the stereo interface and make calls from here
Are these all possible and are there any other nice features that would be possible?
I've been considering either of these Clarion Stereos, stereo 1, stereo 2. How would either of these match up to my requirements?
Also of note is that I'm running CM10, and also I will likely upgrade to a Nexus4 in a few months incase this makes any difference to which stereo I should buy.
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.