Hello friends
I have one questin -is it possible to use A2DP bluetooth profile to listen music/listen instruction from my gps application in my car? I have Opel Zafira B with UHP bluetooth module- who support handsfree profi profile and A2DP -stereo audio profile. I was tested 2 weeks ago with Nokia E90 communicator who also support A2DP -and everythinhg was very good.
I was used to mp3 player and GPS navigation(listen instruction from build speaker in car).
I am searching in google, and find it one program SoundAbout -but also with this program I have also problem with A2DP profile.
bgpepi said:
Hello friends
I have one questin -is it possible to use A2DP bluetooth profile to listen music/listen instruction from my gps application in my car? I have Opel Zafira B with UHP bluetooth module- who support handsfree profi profile and A2DP -stereo audio profile. I was tested 2 weeks ago with Nokia E90 communicator who also support A2DP -and everythinhg was very good.
I was used to mp3 player and GPS navigation(listen instruction from build speaker in car).
I am searching in google, and find it one program SoundAbout -but also with this program I have also problem with A2DP profile.
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I have the GPE edition of the Z Ultra (running the stock ROM), and I am able to listen to music and GPS using A2DP through a generic bluetooth car receiver with no problems. No extra software needed.
Regards,
Related
Does anyone know if there will be an upgrade to the Bluetooth radio stack that will have support for the Advance Audio Distribution Profile (AADP)?
Sonorix/OpenBox recently came up with a Bluetooth stereo headset (OBH-0110) that not only act as a headset but as a headphone as well for listening to mp3/wma too. Accordingly, the pda (XDA II) Bluetooth stack should have support for AADP in order to wirelessly stream mp3 audio to the OBH-0110.
well the xda2 have the ms BTstack and i dont think ms are that much of a bluetooth fan
which is most likely why most other pocketpc's use a 3th party bluetooth stack
Can you, for example, simultaneously have a BT Headset and BT Handsfree with both working properly. Currently the mic. doesn't work on Handsfree (and it should work).
Does it have an improved Windows BT implementation or is it based on Widcomm?
Thanks
Yes, I have just tested it for you. I have paired a BT GPS, a Mr Handsfree Headset and a handsfree carkit. All the devices work fine. Alse all the functionality of my carkit is working.
Thanks,
Does it have a more organised Bluetooth Manager? On the XDA II (WM2003) it is very inadequate. The microphone is turned off in the handsfree profile for example and you can only define one headset amd one handfree device.
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hi all
i've read that there is the possibility to listen to ttn5's voice in BT headset while himalaya is paired with gps BT receiver.
I even read that, making this system upgrading, headset's functions are disabled.
is it true?
is there the possibility to listen to ttn5's voice while bt receiver is paired AND mantain headset/handsfree's functions?
I've wm2003 se 2.06 installed
thanks all
it is with this headset and others which use the same tech
http://www.bluetake.com/products/BT420EX.htm
with the dongle
otherwise i've also heard that using the other bluetooth stack to enable A2DP (normal sound over bluetooth) dont want to work with the normal phone headset profile
Rudegar said:
it is with this headset and others which use the same tech
http://www.bluetake.com/products/BT420EX.htm
with the dongle
otherwise i've also heard that using the other bluetooth stack to enable A2DP (normal sound over bluetooth) dont want to work with the normal phone headset profile
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yes, i've heard it too... well.. i would pair a SonyEricsson HBH-200 'cause it's the only one i can wear under the helmet
thx
I'm hoping for a little clarification. As the title says, I'm using a Blueant Z9 headset (with A2DP) and it won't send music over the headset. The only way I can get it to work is with BTAudioToggle. Even then, if I get a call, it won't reconnect when the call ends to continue to play music. The headset pairs under bluetooth settings as "hands free".
Is there a way to get this to work yet, or is this still the only way to use music over a headset? I was under the impression that if the headset has A2DP, it should play the music and pair as "wireless stereo". I recently tried a Jabra BT8010, and that worked seamlessly, however, the size and fit didn't work for me.
No A2DP
The Z9 doesnt support A2DP so that would be why you are having the problems
Regards
James
James, thanks for the reply - I'm really not usually that dumb ...Don't know where I came across the info that made me think it did.
From what I can tell, A2DP is just a software protocol, correct? In other words, if Blueant chose to add this to a future firmware upgrade, could they do it, or does the hardware have to support it also?
Go to handango and down load Bluetooth music. I have the Blue Ant and it works fime
Try this freeware app A2DPToggle made by the same maker of bluetooth music before you pay for it.. might help..
http://teksoftco.com/index.php?section=freeware
I have Parrot CK3000 bluetooth hands free car kit install in my car I can play & hear music from the speakers when I connect to my Nokia n700, but when I connect to my HTC Hero music wont play on car speakers it will play on the speakers of the phone. every thing else works when I receive call it will go to the speakers the only problem is the music,
My Hero runs VillainROM 5.4
any idea
Simple answer is that it won't work - I used to have a Parrot CK3000 and could not get it to work. Music from the Hero is transmitted using the A2DP Bluetooth profile. The Parrot, being a car phone kit, only uses handfree and headset BT profiles. I guess your Nokia used those ports to transmit music
Even if you get it to work by tweaking the Hero the sound quality would be mono and pretty poor, which is a limitation of the headset/handsfree profiles.
The newer Parrots support A2DP profile, and utilise the aux input on your car audio for good quality stereo music output, whilst still using the mobile phone input for phone calls. So does the Bury CC9060 handsfree kit, which I now use.