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Hey all,
I recently received a sony bluetooth headset (MW600) for ease of mp3 listening on my desire. The headset is pretty good all round, the play pause skip track functions are all pretty quick and the audio quality is nice.
The device comes with an LED screen so that caller ID and track titles can be shown, currently the desire does not support the track title feature. It's a real shame for me personally as I've missed not having track titles since the MiniDisc days.
I did know that it wouldn't work prior to purchase, but I wanted to get a future-proof solution such that if/when the correct bluetooth profiles are featured on the desire I can enjoy them .
My question is to the people most in the know, how likely is this to become a future desire feature, and secondly are there any roms supporting this?
My intuition tells me it isn't a hardware limitation.. is this right?
Anyway, thanks in advance
regards,
niklz
As far as I'm aware (from my limited research), that's a feature limited to Sony Ericsson's own phones. I don't know that it'll EVER be added to other phones, but maybe if you could get the relevant info off an SE phone it could be investigated.
ahh, that would suck..
I tried on my housemates sony phone, its the second latest walkman phone. It didn't even see the device, I've read several sources saying that it doesn't work with the x10 which ofc is android, I would assume sony would fix this (they are linking it as an accessory for the x10). If I find more I'll post more, shall try my best to pair with new sony phones when I see them
thanks
Has anybody tried and got the Sony Ericsson MW600 to work? I can listen to music and it is seen as a music headset but no calls? it will not connect as a hands-free phone-kit?
I tried to shuffle through all the blue-tooth and connections settings but I can not find any solution?
Any help is very appreciated.
Robert
Robert_it said:
Has anybody tried and got the Sony Ericsson MW600 to work? I can listen to music and it is seen as a music headset but no calls? it will not connect as a hands-free phone-kit?
I tried to shuffle through all the blue-tooth and connections settings but I can not find any solution?
Any help is very appreciated.
Robert
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Hello Robert_it.
I've bought it today before seeing your post.
It works as bluettoth headset with calls.As i can remember it shows two devices when you search for bluetooth.I choose the second and it works ok.The problem is how to set bluetooth on phone to be always on .
Hi nsourm,
Thanks for your reply.
This is my second SE Bluetooth I also had the prevoius non-OLED one and loved it.
I have paired up the audio with 2 phones and my Laptop and started up by pairing the second phone..
What I did not know is that you shuffle the Phone and the audio seperatly as I was not using the first on with 2 phones. So it was all down to finger trouble
To activate what audio you want long-hold the "play/pause" button and select (I knew that one) to shuffle the Phone, long-hold the "talk" button to select the phone you want.
This way you can hear music from any of the 3 devices and connect to any of the 2 phone's separately
I did just asume that I was connected to both phones at the same time??
Not a big problem, I still love this little player
The conclusion must be, as in most cases, if in doubt..... READ THE MANUAL!!!
Robert
Robert_it said:
Hi nsourm,
Thanks for your reply.
This is my second SE Bluetooth I also had the prevoius non-OLED one and loved it.
I have paired up the audio with 2 phones and my Laptop and started up by pairing the second phone..
What I did not know is that you shuffle the Phone and the audio seperatly as I was not using the first on with 2 phones. So it was all down to finger trouble
To activate what audio you want long-hold the "play/pause" button and select (I knew that one) to shuffle the Phone, long-hold the "talk" button to select the phone you want.
This way you can hear music from any of the 3 devices and connect to any of the 2 phone's separately
I did just asume that I was connected to both phones at the same time??
Not a big problem, I still love this little player
The conclusion must be, as in most cases, if in doubt..... READ THE MANUAL!!!
Robert
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Unfortunately nothing found in the manual.Can you help me?
Help you with what?? what do you need to know???
There is a online manual on the Sony Eriksson web site but it is not the best
I will try the best I can if you mail me!
Robert
Robert_it said:
Help you with what?? what do you need to know???
There is a online manual on the Sony Eriksson web site but it is not the best
I will try the best I can if you mail me!
Robert
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Thanks a lot Robert
Found the solution.
I remove all the apps from task manager auto kill and now it is working perfect.
Thanks again for your help
Track names
Hello:
Does this headset show you the track names?.
Mine doesn't show them at all. Also, if someone calls me, it only shows the number, but not its name.
Whipon said:
Hello:
Does this headset show you the track names?.
Mine doesn't show them at all. Also, if someone calls me, it only shows the number, but not its name.
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As far as I know this is a well known compatibility problem between Android and these headsets and I heard both the problems you describe are fixable. Have not found the time to google this yet though... if I find something I'll let you know.
Nevertheless this is a great headset with virtually no weaknesses other than its lack of water resistance.
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As far as I know this is a well known compatibility problem between Android and these headsets and I heard both the problems you describe are fixable. Have not found the time to google this yet though... if I find something I'll let you know.
Nevertheless this is a great headset with virtually no weaknesses other than its lack of water resistance.
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Well, I bouught one from ebay but I still don't have the Atrix with me. I only expect I will be able to volume up and down, answer a phone call and change tracks.
redThd said:
As far as I know this is a well known compatibility problem between Android and these headsets and I heard both the problems you describe are fixable. Have not found the time to google this yet though... if I find something I'll let you know.
Nevertheless this is a great headset with virtually no weaknesses other than its lack of water resistance.
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Couldn't find any fix for this issue.
But you're right, its a great headset ^^.
@joyo22
It does all of that, plus you have a fm radio. You can also fast forward or rewind.
Great buy.
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Couldn't find any fix for this issue.
But you're right, its a great headset ^^.
@joyo22
It does all of that, plus you have a fm radio. You can also fast forward or rewind.
Great buy.
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Thanks man! Now I'm happy with my future purchase...
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Thanks man! Now I'm happy with my future purchase...
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It is an excellent accessory and works perfect with Atrix, I have it and do everything
1. identifies the incoming call
2. The FM radio works perfect
3. open and change the songs on the cell
4. autonomy is very good load
5. sound quality is good
6. the charger is the same cell so stay with 2 chargers.
Among others it is a good buy I recommend it
There are a number of problems with bluetooth on the Galaxy Nexus. Some may be Galaxy Nexus specific, some may be Ice Cream Sandwich specific, I am not sure... Bluetooth performance has been very inconsistent since the launch of Android. (Well, actually it worked perfect in the early days of the G1, but more recent updates seem to make Bluetooth performance more inconsistent.) I would really like to see Google focus on fixing these Bluetooth issues, and I do not know of any way other than starring these issues on code.google.com to bring this to their attention. I have personally experienced the following issues:
1. Rogue phone call upon bluetooth headset connect. This one is very annoying: sometimes the phone will dial the last-called number when a bluetooth headset is connected. Please star this issue if you'd like it to get fixed: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=26004
2. Galaxy Nexus Bluetooth and BT-button become sometimes unresponsive, BT button blackend out (dark gray), needs restart to fix. If you have ever experienced this, you know what I am talking about: sometimes you have to reboot the phone to get it to connect to a bluetooth headset or car. Please star this issue if you'd like it to get fixed: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=24522
3. Apps other than "Music" not receiving Bluetooth Play/Pause commands after 4.0 update. I think this is the cause of apps such as Pandora not auto-pausing upon bluetooth disconnect. Please star this issue if you'd like it to get fixed: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=23172
These issues have a very low number of stars, and do not have an owner assigned to them yet. Please help improve bluetooth performance by voting for these issues. Thanks!
Strange...I'm on AOKP and I don't see any of these issues...
Are you on 4.0.3?
Number 3 is app specific. Those other apps need updates.
I had an issue similar to number 2 when my Nexus was on stock. On custom ROMS, my bluetooth works fine. Are you still on stock?
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Strange...I'm on AOKP and I don't see any of these issues...
Are you on 4.0.3?
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I am on stock 4.0.2 (rooted) on a GSM yakju. I've been waiting for a more feature-complete CM9 before switching ROMS, but if you say AOKP doesn't have these issues then I might just switch to AOKP and try it out in the next day or two!
Updated: Problem persists after installing ROM AOKP M4.
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Ahh - good to know, though it is weird that Pandora v 1.5.12 still auto-pauses on bluetooth disconnect.
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I haven't had any issues with my Jawbone bluetooth. I do noticed that different bluetooths work differently with different phones which a big history and swapping different phones and bluetooth headsets. I would try a different bluetooth.
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Ahh - good to know, though it is weird that Pandora v 1.5.12 still auto-pauses on bluetooth disconnect.
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I could be wrong.
mralexsays said:
There are a number of problems with bluetooth on the Galaxy Nexus. Some may be Galaxy Nexus specific, some may be Ice Cream Sandwich specific, I am not sure... Bluetooth performance has been very inconsistent since the launch of Android. (Well, actually it worked perfect in the early days of the G1, but more recent updates seem to make Bluetooth performance more inconsistent.) I would really like to see Google focus on fixing these Bluetooth issues, and I do not know of any way other than starring these issues on code.google.com to bring this to their attention. I have personally experienced the following issues:
2. Galaxy Nexus Bluetooth and BT-button become sometimes unresponsive, BT button blackend out (dark gray), needs restart to fix. If you have ever experienced this, you know what I am talking about: sometimes you have to reboot the phone to get it to connect to a bluetooth headset or car.
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I get #2. Usually it occurs with turning bluetooth on and off multiple times over a period of days or coming out of Airplane mode. I have got around it by leaving bluetooth on all the time. I found that BT does not actually use a much battery.
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Strange...I'm on AOKP and I don't see any of these issues...
Are you on 4.0.3?
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I just flashed AOKP, so I should know within a few days if 4.0.3 really solves these issues for me. Thanks!
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I just flashed AOKP, so I should know within a few days if 4.0.3 really solves these issues for me. Thanks!
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Whatever is causing these bluetooth issues for me wasn't solved by switching to the AOKP 4.0.3 ROM. Got in my car this morning and bluetooth would not connect - had to reboot my GN. Upon reboot, bluetooth connected and dialed the most recently dialed number. I can't imagine that an app would be causing this, but I'm going to try stripping down my installed apps to the bare minimum and see if that helps. My car bluetooth is a Motorola T605 that worked flawlessly from the original launch of the G1 up until sometime around the Gingerbread releases started coming out, so I don't think it's an issue with the T605 bluetooth unit. I'll keep this ticket updated as I learn more about the issue.
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Whatever is causing these bluetooth issues for me wasn't solved by switching to the AOKP 4.0.3 ROM. Got in my car this morning and bluetooth would not connect - had to reboot my GN. Upon reboot, bluetooth connected and dialed the most recently dialed number. I can't imagine that an app would be causing this, but I'm going to try stripping down my installed apps to the bare minimum and see if that helps. My car bluetooth is a Motorola T605 that worked flawlessly from the original launch of the G1 up until sometime around the Gingerbread releases started coming out, so I don't think it's an issue with the T605 bluetooth unit. I'll keep this ticket updated as I learn more about the issue.
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AOKP M4 + Parrot MKI 9200 2.0.2 working fine here.
Checked for firmware updates to the T605?
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No issues here with stock 4.0.1 yakjuux when pairing with Jawbone ERA bluetooth headset. I've seen other posts about issues with pairing with car software tho
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AOKP M4 + Parrot MKI 9200 2.0.2 working fine here.
Checked for firmware updates to the T605?
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I searched, but there is no update for the T605 - I doubt Motorola will ever release one either since the T605 is a very basic bluetooth device - only supports phone and A2DP media - pretty standard.
Would certainly appreciate support for avrcp 1.3/1.4 - my Parrot looks a little sad when doing A2DP as it just displays a little scrolly thing on the display - would be mucho cooler if it displayed track name / artist.
Would be /awesome/ if I could browse the device's media from the Parrot...
One of the apps I uninstalled was the Google "Car Home" app - I suspect that Car Home is what was causing both the "unable to turn on bluetooth" and the "bluetooth dials the most recently dialed number upon connect sometimes" issue. Not 100% sure yet, but seems plausible since Car Home ties in to bluetooth as a system app and I haven't had the issue since uninstalling Car Home. It'll take a few more trouble-free days for me to be sure though... Does anyone who use the Google Car Home app (which must be installed as a system app) NOT have this issue?
It's definitely a hardware or driver problem and does not come from an app. I have this issue since day 1 on my Nexus and I have experienced it on all ROM's I have tried or baked until now. I hope Google or Samsung will do something with our complains.
Planet X said:
It's definitely a hardware or driver problem and does not come from an app. I have this issue since day 1 on my Nexus and I have experienced it on all ROM's I have tried or baked until now. I hope Google or Samsung will do something with our complains.
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I wonder why some people never see this issue while we do. Is there any other way to draw attention to the bluetooth issues besides starring these defects at code.google.com? Before I made this XDA posts, there were 42 stars for what I consider to be the most important defect (Issue ID 24522 - "Galaxy Nexus Bluetooth and BT-button become somtimes unresponsive, BT button blackend out (dark gray), needs restart to fix"), but as of today, there are still only 49 stars for that issue. That means that only a small fraction of us experience this issue or that not many people care about it.
Although I'm not having any of the problems you describe, I have always found BT on Android to be incredibly unreliable. But then, I have always believed that BT is an absolute joke, the best example of a failed standard in the history of the universe.
The problems I have had consistently with my G1, N1, and now GN:
- Paired headset simply won't connect. Have to reboot to fix. Doesn't happen too often.
- Headset connects, but only media or phone audio, not both. For me this is the most common and happens a LOT. Multiple power cycles on the headset will sometimes fix, but sometimes have to reboot phone.
- Headset connects and will control the phone and music player, but no audio. This happens with some regularity. Have to reboot phone.
Same problems with three brands of headset: Jawbone original, Plantronics Voyager 510, and currently the Moto S305.
I haven't searched the db to see if these bugs are reported. I just quietly despise BT and Google's failure to implement it better.
I don't have these problems with my iPod or iPad, so fully believe it's Google's poor implementation of a poor standard.
More power to you getting the issues addressed, but I think that since BT, which is truly a joke, and yet has been accepted and is widely used by the general public, they are not going to care. Google sets their pain threshold for system failures and bugs fairly high and does not trouble themselves at all with issues that don't rise to that level. For example, here in Puerto Rico where I live, Network Location Services stopped working on TMO a year ago and Google has not fixed it yet despite several solid reports. Until they receive a cacophony, they don't care, and they won't receive a cacophony on something like NLS, because the general public has no clue that it even exists, even though it impacts their daily experience with location aware apps. It's quite frustrating.
GR
GR,
I agree that bluetooth has its share of shortcomings, but basic phone and a2dp audio is something that has been around a long time and really should "just work." I like bluetooth in the fact that I can choose to keep my phone in my pocket and just hop in the car and it's connected for phone and media. A built-in service such as bluetooth should never get stuck in this unusable state that requires a reboot to get it working again. (Especially in the car - that really sucks...) I like the fact that Google is constantly adding new cutting edge features like NFC, but it seems that this comes at the cost of overall stability for some of the basics like bluetooth.
So I bought my Smartwatch 2 a few weeks ago (imported it from the UK) and it's great, the only problem is that it interferes with bluetooth music streaming and bluetooth call quality. I have a 2012 Chevrolet with bluetooth for calls and for media streaming, and I have not had any issues with streaming content over bluetooth until I purchased the Smartwatch. I also have an LG G2 on Verizon, and I thought that might be causing the issue, so I isolated the true cause; when I turn off the watch while playing music, the quality instantly improves. Also when I make or receive any calls in my car the quality is so tremendously bad that I can not understand a word of what the other person is saying. If I switch back to the normal handset via the in call menu on my phone, the call quality improves again.
Am I the only one out there with issues like this? And If not, has anyone found a way around this issue or know of what should be done?
(I know this isn't a Q&A forum, but I was not able to locate a section for Q&A on the smartwatch)
Here no problem with the smartwatch 2, htc one and parrot bluetooth car kit. Maybe your phone needs custom kernel or rom for optimised bluetooth emissions.
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For me it's the same watch, car, headphones, any mix works without problems.
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Tonio78370 said:
For me it's the same watch, car, headphones, any mix works without problems.
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Sometimes my phone doesn't connect anymore to my car Bluetooth, untill I switch off my watch! When I then switch my watch back on it does not connect to the phone anymore.
This behaviour is intermittent so difficult to troubleshoot. What seems to help is to reboot my phone, so maybe it is phone related (HTC One X+).
I only have problems when I get out of reach BT wise. Mostly they reconnected but when they don't I have to unpair, reboot both and pair from start. Luckily it doesn't happen too often
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turnturn1225 said:
So I bought my Smartwatch 2 a few weeks ago (imported it from the UK) and it's great, the only problem is that it interferes with bluetooth music streaming and bluetooth call quality. I have a 2012 Chevrolet with bluetooth for calls and for media streaming, and I have not had any issues with streaming content over bluetooth until I purchased the Smartwatch. I also have an LG G2 on Verizon, and I thought that might be causing the issue, so I isolated the true cause; when I turn off the watch while playing music, the quality instantly improves. Also when I make or receive any calls in my car the quality is so tremendously bad that I can not understand a word of what the other person is saying. If I switch back to the normal handset via the in call menu on my phone, the call quality improves again.
Am I the only one out there with issues like this? And If not, has anyone found a way around this issue or know of what should be done?
(I know this isn't a Q&A forum, but I was not able to locate a section for Q&A on the smartwatch)
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I have exactly the same problem! I have the note 3 on att and a 2012 Audi Q5. I noticed it was only an issue when I receive a call...and shutting off the watch doesn't help.
I realize that this is because as long as I am on the call, the phone is sending a signal to the watch (keeping the number on the watch face). Even if I turn off the watch, the phone is still sending. The caller's voice is totally garbled. If I turn off the bluetooth, audio quality to the phone is fine. This is a killer for the watch! I can't use it in the car! If it only rang but didn't keep the info on the screen, it would be fine. I wonder if there is an app out there that will buzz the phone when the call comes in but then stop transmitting to the watch.
I guess I could turn off the phone handling app.. but that would defeat the purpose of the watch.
Does ANYONE have an idea how to fix this? I am at my wits' end!
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Even if I turn off the watch, the phone is still sending.
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If you mean that you have switched the SW2 completely off, in this case sending is clearly not possible, bluetooth is an handshaked protocol....
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If you mean that you have switched the SW2 completely off, in this case sending is clearly not possible, bluetooth is an handshaked protocol....
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I have switched it off.. Eventually the distortion clears. Maybe the interference continues a bit because the car - phone bluetooth connection was somehow altered by the watch transmission?
I don't know how these things work but the distortion of the voice only happens when the watch is connected!
I am amenable to any suggestions.
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the distortion of the voice only happens when the watch is connected!
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Probably this is due to concurrent BT connections limitations or reciprocal radio interferences, or to a BT stack overload in one of those devices (likely the phone that has to keep 2 connections going at the same time).
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Probably this is due to concurrent BT connections limitations or reciprocal radio interferences, or to a BT stack overload in one of those devices (likely the phone that has to keep 2 connections going at the same time).
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so I figured that... but how can sony put out a watch they expect people to use that destroys the voice connection? Is there any workaround?
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but how can sony put out a watch they expect people to use that destroys the voice connection? Is there any workaround?
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If the source of the problem should lie in the phone BT, the Sony SW2 couldn't be blamed.
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If the source of the problem should lie in the phone BT, the Sony SW2 couldn't be blamed.
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I'm not blaming anyone. I just want it to work. Sony's big advantage over the Gear is that it is supposedly compatible with any android phone. It seems to have an issue here.
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It seems to have an issue here.
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Of course I can't agree, but it doesn't matter..
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Of course I can't agree, but it doesn't matter..
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not sure what you are saying. I have an issue that has something to do with the watch, phone and car interface. I am looking to the people on this board for suggestions. You telling me that I shouldn't blame the watch and rolling your eyes is not helpful.
I am happy to not blame anyone and just have this work. I love the concept. I paid a lot of money for it... and I am hoping to find a workaround.
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and I am hoping to find a workaround.
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My personal advise is that probably the first (and only) workaround to try could be to change or modify the phone that apparently has some problems with double BT connections.
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not sure what you are saying. I have an issue that has something to do with the watch, phone and car interface. I am looking to the people on this board for suggestions. You telling me that I shouldn't blame the watch and rolling your eyes is not helpful.
I am happy to not blame anyone and just have this work. I love the concept. I paid a lot of money for it... and I am hoping to find a workaround.
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I stream, and take calls in my truck, with no issue in sound quality. How can Sony be blamed... are the supposed to account for every app combination, Bluetooth drivers, roms ect? Now its possible u have a defect.... if it was a detrimental design flaw I think a high percentage of us would experience the same, n that's just not the case....
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I stream, and take calls in my truck, with no issue in sound quality. How can Sony be blamed... are the supposed to account for every app combination, Bluetooth drivers, roms ect? Now its possible u have a defect.... if it was a detrimental design flaw I think a high percentage of us would experience the same, n that's just not the case....
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I totally agree, but for somebody it's apparently too hard to believe...
I have 3 Bluetooth audio devices: car kit, Bluetooth speaker and Bluetooth stereo headphones.
The car kit and speaker work fine when the watch is connected but the headphones (Blueant X5) stutter while playing music and behave badly when trying to talk on a call. If I disable Bluetooth on the watch, it works fine.
I wonder if it's related to the Bluetooth version of the respective devices. Both the car kit and speaker are much newer than the old headphones.
Maybe your issue is similar. Do you have access to another phone you could test the watch against?
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I wonder if it's related to the Bluetooth version of the respective devices. Both the car kit and speaker are much newer than the old headphones.
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I suspect that if a device (for ex. a phone or a headset) hasn't at least Bluetooth version "3.0 + HS" (released in 2009) it's likely to have problems keeping 2 BT connections correctly working at the same time.
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I suspect that if a device (for ex. a phone or a headset) hasn't at least Bluetooth version "3.0 + HS" (released in 2009) it's likely to have problems keeping 2 BT connections correctly working at the same time.
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The car is a 2011. The watch and phone are state of the art....
I installed call handling pro which allows me to limit the number of seconds the watch displays info on an incoming call. This secondarily limits the time this phone-watch communication disrupts the voice bluetooth communication between phone and car. It has helped. The downside is that, when not in the car, I lose some of the benefit of the watch. I'm ok with the tradeoff. It is a workaround.
Can you have the Moto 360 and a Bluetooth gamepad both paired/connected and working simultaneously (nexus 5 if it matters)?? I know it sounds odd, but sometimes I let my niece play games on my phone using a Bluetooth gamepad and it would be nice if the Moto 360 would stay connected and working simultaneously so I can still receive important notifications.
If somebody could please test this, I would really appreciate it!
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If somebody could please test this, I would really appreciate it!
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I wouldn't be able to provide a definitive answer to your specific question but I'll give you an educated guess on this. I'm thinking it should work.
I've used a BLE heart rate monitor, while streaming music over my bluetooth headset, while wearing/using the watch. I'm thinking if I can keep all of those devices connected with no issues, a game pad and keyboard should work as well. At the end of the day someone would have to try it but if you don't get an answer, maybe this helps your decision to experiment
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I wouldn't be able to provide a definitive answer to your specific question but I'll give you an educated guess on this. I'm thinking it should work.
I've used a BLE heart rate monitor, while streaming music over my bluetooth headset, while wearing/using the watch. I'm thinking if I can keep all of those devices connected with no issues, a game pad and keyboard should work as well. At the end of the day someone would have to try it but if you don't get an answer, maybe this helps your decision to experiment
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Thank you! That actually does help