Hopefully this will be nice and quick for someone with a gear fit to answer. I have a note 3 which I BT stream music to a speaker at home and to the stereo in the car would the gear fit be able to control my music player to next track etc while streaming to another device ?
drunkenbloke said:
Hopefully this will be nice and quick for someone with a gear fit to answer. I have a note 3 which I BT stream music to a speaker at home and to the stereo in the car would the gear fit be able to control my music player to next track etc while streaming to another device ?
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Yes
From my Galaxy Note 2
TheFletch said:
Yes
From my Galaxy Note 2
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I can confirm, it works fine with a number of apps (streaming on Napster, etc).
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Im getting a bluetooth sat nav and it needs my phone for data as and when it needs it. But i also stream music to my car stereo so would i be able to use them both at the same time?
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Dose anyone know?
I know that I can play music through Bluetooth on my home theater system and share a song at the same time
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juDGEY2k10 said:
Dose anyone know?
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as many as you can pair up
you can for example stream to your car audio
meanwhile you have a Bluetooth watch, and a bluetooth headset
so when a calls comes in you can pick it up with the headset instead of car speaker, and vice versa
you can also make a phone from the caller ID wrist watch, and accept or deny a call
you can play remote control cars/boats/planes if you can pair with it
also you can use those wii like BT controllers
and also stream to stereo BT headsets
you can pair several phones together to transfer files and phone books
etc
the possibilities are endless
So, I'm considering getting a nice little sound dock for my nightstand in order to get better sound while in bed, relaxing, or whatever, and I've seen mention of some docks with bluetooth.
This may sound stupid, but how exactly does that work? Can the phone send your music via bluetooth to the sounddock, and you control it via the phone with whatever media player you're using? If so, is the Galaxy Note I717 capable of this? Or do bluetooth sound docks just read your music from your phone via bluetooth and you use controls on the dock to play the music?
Is there a way to fix headphone problems for samsung galaxy player 5.0 it only plays through speakers
thegalacticbear said:
Is there a way to fix headphone problems for samsung galaxy player 5.0 it only plays through speakers
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Yea download SoundAbout from Google Play, and set it to headset with mic. This allows you to use any pair of headphones you wish.
Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.woodslink.android.wiredheadphoneroutingfix
crash831 said:
Yea download SoundAbout from Google Play, and set it to headset with mic. This allows you to use any pair of headphones you wish.
Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.woodslink.android.wiredheadphoneroutingfix
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Thanks it worked
Hi,
I have a Samsung galaxy s2 phone and i use Jabra Sport bluetooth to listen to music, from few days i am not able to listen music on bluetooth, i check connecting the bluetooth with other phones and it works fine, i am able to control whether to play/pause the song but will not listen anything. Please help me.
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Pramod
This problem has been going on forever since my Galaxy Nexus and it continues to this day. It's something that I still can't seem to fix beyond disabling media through my Bluetooth. I have a Plantronics Legend connected to my Galaxy S4 as well as my work IPhone 4S. Whenever I get a call on either phone and the call ends my music player automatically starts up and plays a song. It doesn't matter what media player I use. Currently I'm using Rocket player but it happens with Google music or any other player I've had. This occurs even if I haven't used the music player since a reboot. I know I can disable the media playback option on the bluetooth headset in bluetooth settings but I generally want to use the headset with media occasionally. I just don't want it barging in whenever I hang up the phone. This does not happen when the phone is connected to my car though (2011 VW Golf.) Any deep setting I can adjust to disable this annoyance?
Sarge101st said:
This problem has been going on forever since my Galaxy Nexus and it continues to this day. It's something that I still can't seem to fix beyond disabling media through my Bluetooth. I have a Plantronics Legend connected to my Galaxy S4 as well as my work IPhone 4S. Whenever I get a call on either phone and the call ends my music player automatically starts up and plays a song. It doesn't matter what media player I use. Currently I'm using Rocket player but it happens with Google music or any other player I've had. This occurs even if I haven't used the music player since a reboot. I know I can disable the media playback option on the bluetooth headset in bluetooth settings but I generally want to use the headset with media occasionally. I just don't want it barging in whenever I hang up the phone. This does not happen when the phone is connected to my car though (2011 VW Golf.) Any deep setting I can adjust to disable this annoyance?
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Did you ever solve this, as I have exactly the same problem with a Plantronics Legend/Galaxy Note 3/iPhone 4S combo?
Gadgetnutter said:
Did you ever solve this, as I have exactly the same problem with a Plantronics Legend/Galaxy Note 3/iPhone 4S combo?
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Nope. I now have a note 3 and iPhone 4s combo as well. I just got the not yesterday so we'll have to wait and see. Hopefully it goes away