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Whilst I'm waiting for the Widcomm BT stack to get a proper release to sort out my problems with my BT headset and Mortplayer ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=285419 ), is there a decent WIRED stereo alternative that will allow me to take calls on the headphones but also give me some basic avrcp control over the music? I would love even to just be able to remap the button on the supplied headphones to play/pause rather than voicedial but can't figure out a way to do this. Are there any 3rd party wired headphones with microphone that could be used with the 3.5mm headphone adapter?
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How do I get all audio on my Verizon Touch Pro to play through my bluetooth earpiece?
With my Motorola Q, I connected the bluetooth device, it changed to a Headset profile and all audio (tcpmp, windows media, etc) played through the bluetooth device.
When I connect the same bluetooth earpice to my Touch Pro, the only time it activates is if I hit voice command or once a call is connected.
I also have bluetooth stereo headphones with that stereo profile and those do get audio from Windows Media player.
How do I get audio from TCPMP/Windows Media to play through the Hands Free profile that the bluetooth earpieces I have use?
Anyone able to help with this? I'm disappointed that I can't listen to audio through a bluetooth headset with the hands-free profile.
There has to be a simple fix.
Tap and hold the name of the headset and tap 'Set as Wireless Stereo.'
That option is grayed out for my mono headsets.
Any other ideas?
lexluthor said:
That option is grayed out for my mono headsets.
Any other ideas?
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that is because your headset is not a2dp. what you did before was just have the crappy audio go across your headset without true a2dp so the sound was pretty bad. i have jabra bt8010 and sometimes i have to refresh the option on my headset to set wireless stereo. if i don't, the audio is piss poor because i'm just piggy backing ontop of the voice command audio stream.
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that is because your headset is not a2dp. what you did before was just have the crappy audio go across your headset without true a2dp so the sound was pretty bad. i have jabra bt8010 and sometimes i have to refresh the option on my headset to set wireless stereo. if i don't, the audio is piss poor because i'm just piggy backing ontop of the voice command audio stream.
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Yes, I understand that.
But, my question is how can I get audio to come through my mono bluetooth headset when it's connected? On my Motorola Q, ALL audio routed through the headset when it was connected. On the TP, only if I start voice command or make a call does audio get sent to the headset.
I use the headset to listen to podcasts, so that's what I'm looking for.
I did find a program that would route all audio through the headset, but I do have to run it each time I connect the headset. I suppose that will suffice though.
Hello,
I bought a Jabra BT3030 lookalike, expecting to use it to control the Blackstone, which will have wired headphones connected directly to the 3.5 jack (best sound quality, convenience of a remote, and I expect long battery life).
However I cannot get the sound to come through the headset if the remote works. It looks like if a stereo headset is connected, all sound will be sent to it (if I connect the headset to the BT receiver, it works fine).
I tried switcha2dp but if I switch off AD2P, the remote stops working.
I hoped to use only the AVRCP profile when pairing, but that is not an option (I only have "handsfree" or "wireless stereo", "handsfree" does not work for music/remote).
Can anyone offer any advice? I'd like to disable AD2P while keeping AVRCP but I can't seem to find a way...
Thanks,
Did you ever find a solution to this? I am in the exact same situation
I hook up my Droid Razr Maxx to the aux in of my car stereo and would prefer to use physical controls rather than on screen controls to play pause and switch tracks. Ideally I'd like to this to work with the MOG app. I'm a little hesitant to go with a bluetooth option (an option that converts the bluetooth output on the phone to a 3.5mm audio output. My car doesn't have a bluetooth support on the stereo and I want to be able to still use my Blueant headset. Can our phone be simultaneously connected to a headset for phone audio and the bluetooth 3.5mm audio adapter for media audio?
I found this 3.5mm option but not sure if its compatible with the Razr: http://dx.com/p/earphone-line-remote-connector-with-clip-for-nokia-n81-1m-33718
Here is a bluetooth to 3.5mm convertor option: http://shopping.yahoo.com/90487598-...luetooth-car-kit-car-audio-bluetooth-adapter/
Use a Wii remote to control phone: http://www.roms4droid.com/wii.php
Please help point me in the right direction
Hello
You can buy Sony Liveview ( only 14,90€ in french ) To attach to the steering wheel like a watch
And your first link don't work with the Razr, Nokia have other jack pin order
And Yes you can connecte 2 Bluetooth device simultaneously
sry for my bad english :/
Hi all. I searched the Internet but could find solution anywhere. I wonder if there is any possible way to transfer music through 3.5 mm while connected to Bluetooth headset.
I would like to use Bluetooth AVRCP functionality (next/previous track buttons) but the sound quality through A2DP is crappy so i would like to transfer music by 3.5mm audio cable.
How can i do it on regular android phone?
(I need this functionality for a car bluetooth module. It is much more safe to use buttons on the steering wheel while driving and it is annoying to use A2DP if the quality is not comparative to CD)