Hi people,
Does anyone know if there is an app/hack I can use so that when I pair up my Jabra BT3030 Dog tag unit to my i9000, audio is still sent through the 3.5mm stereo jack instead of via Bluetooth audio?
The reason being is that the audio quality loss does my head in when I'm playing music off my phone via bluetooth in my car. I would prefer to control the tracks with AVRCP on remote while audio is still outputted through 3.5mm.
Any help would be appreciated. Cheers
Hey, I spent a while to get this to work on my I9000 but then I found it works by default like this on the Galaxy SIII so that may give you something to investigate.
I had the idea to Disable the Sink service in the audio.conf file but as it works for me now I haven't investigated it.
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Which ROM are you using? Some of them have the capability, some don't... some can have it added, and some can't...
If you provide a little more info then someone will be able to help
Not possible, as far as I know.
The BA can handle it, your headset can't. You can install the A2DP bluetooth profile (needed to stream music via Bluetooth) on your device, but you would still need a (stereo) headset that supports A2DP.
Other than that, I doubt you'd get much pleasure listening to mono music through one ear on a little speaker that's built for cell phone conversations...
If you'd like to listen to music wirelessly, there's a number of bluetooth headsets that support A2DP, all of them stereo and not too expensive.
Morning All !!
Currently i have the HTC fuze (AT&T) aka Diamond. I just purchase the sony bluetooth headset DR-BT160AS. I have tried everyway possible i can think of to get more sound out of these headphones. It sound like im listening to music threw a bottle next door in MONO. I tryed adjusting the preset ( audio booster) with the help of tweaksdiamond. Nothing but here the knock why is it when i have the audio adapter plug into the phone i can get great sound and adjust the presets, But threw the bluetooth i get mono sound with no adjustments. Its pairs wirless headset, hands free, it work the fucntions of changing the track and adjusting volume and i can recive calls.... but with poor sound.
programs used :
blue audio
tweaksdiamond
Has anyone had this issue using wirless bluetooth stereo headsets w/a2dp enabled.
@LPHAR56 -aka- do you hear me now "HELL NO!"
I have a pair of Sony DR-BT140Q and they work/sound really great every time. They're not the same kind, but maybe yours are defective?
Try pairing it with a laptop or any other device to see if you get the same results
thanks i try to do it with a laptop. if i can see if it just my pair having issues.. just can figure out the issue
Hello everyone,
I can pair my car's bluetooth and Diamond flawlessly... However I am also wondering if it is possible to use the car speakers as output in order to listen to mp3s in my phone... ofcourse via bluetooth...
I know that people can listen to music via their bluetooth dongles on the ear. From which menu or program should i also try for the car?
Thanks in adv.
if the bluetooth in your car support ad2p then it's just a question about bonding them and choosing stereo headset on the phone
but if your car don't there is no way
Thanks, unfortunetely there's not such a function (as far as I checked on the web)
Is there anyway to retain the Bluetooth AVRCP controls while you have headphones plugged into the headphone jack?
Here is my scenario: I want to use the Galaxy Tab as a car head unit. I would pair it with my car stereo (thus gaining the ability of AVRCP (steering wheel controls) and A2DP. Unfortunately bluetooth streaming audio is poor, SO I want to have the audio output in the headphone jack. However I am finding once I plug anything into the headphone jack it disables a2dp (and the avrcp profile).
This sounds like it would be a simple software hack. At minimum I wish ROMs would give us control over how these output works.
Anyone know if this is possible?
Hello, I need some expert help. I bought a bluetooth headset but Galaxy S needs an app to send the audio to the headset. And the only apps I found in Play market seem to do the job in MONO, and I really like it to be STEREO.
Any solutions? Thx!
Lurittelija said:
Hello, I need some expert help. I bought a bluetooth headset but Galaxy S needs an app to send the audio to the headset. And the only apps I found in Play market seem to do the job in MONO, and I really like it to be STEREO.
Any solutions? Thx!
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For Audio over BT most devices use A2DP.
Maybe your headset doesnt support it.
Google: A2DP i9000
Is your headset only for calling? Then maybe it doesnt support stereo at all or the bluetooth call audio protocol ( or what it is named) generally doesnt support hogh quality audio or stereo.
Regards