Would anyone know how to figure out the version of AVRCP bluetooth protocol the Ion has? I know our phone had a very outdated BT protocol for a 2012 model, but not sure if AVRCP is actually hardware or software controlled.
The issue is i am getting no media data displaying on my JVC KD-R80BT which is listed to support AVRCP 1.3 . This is using PlayerPro and Walkman from the XZXv2 rom.
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I have a Qtek 8310, and recently I bought myself a Nokia BH-501 bluetooth A2DP headset. It works great for phonecalls, but I just can't make it work for mp3-playback with Windows Media Player. My phone runs WM5 version 5.1.195 with radio version 413.1.04_02.09.00. Have anyone else had similar problems? Aren't these devices compatible?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=263735
New ROM?
I think I have the latest ROM, version 2.0.9.0. Operator version 2.5.311.2
Bluetooth software
I installed 'BlueMusic' for Smartphone, and suddenly it worked, but with terrible sound quality. Is it really necessary to have this certain kind of software to make it work? I thought it all was a part of the A2DP standard...
if the quality is poor it's prob not using A2DP
not all phones with bluetooth support A2DP
if yours does and how to make it work if it does
i sugst the link i posted before
personaly i know nothing about your device but i'm sure there are plenty who does in the forum for the device
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=285
I'm helping myself
http://supware.net/?bluetunes
In the Mango previews I read that there was to be added bluetooth compatibility to help with the numerous issues that people have had with connecting with hands free devices.
See this thread if you are unaware of the problem.
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...-problem/b53c64ce-30ee-4734-9dab-28ce0d561132
My question is:
Does anyone know for certain if this beta version includes the updated bluetooth? I have Mango beta on my Focus and so far I still have not been able to completely connect to my vehicles hands free device. I'm hoping that maybe it just has not been implemented yet.
Microsoft has updated the Bluetooth stack in Windows Phone 7.5, with the new stack receiving Bluetooth SIG approval on the 5th June 2011.
New is Hand-Free Profile 1.5, which should mean better support for Bluetooth car kits. Also updated is the AVRCP (Audio Video Remote Control Protocol) from version 1.0 to 1.3, which brings track and other meta-data information transmission and playback status information (paused, stopped, etc).
Unfortunately it still does not bring Sim Access Profile.
I wondered if anyone can help with my query regarding getting music streaming to a BMW 320ED via Bluetooth?
The good news is that I can get my Galaxy Nexus (GSM 4.1.1 stock software) to pair with the car and I can get music playing via Bluetooth, but I can't see the artist information. The car screen informs me that the device doesn't supporting sending track information, or something along those lines.
What frustrates me about this is that my friends iPhone 4S does stream the track information as well as the actual audio. I Googled to see what Bluetooth version both phones use, apparently the iPhone 4S is Bluetooth 4.0 and the Galaxy Nexus has 4.0 capable hardware but only 3.0 features are available due to software limitations.
Is this true? Is once of the differences between Bluetooth 3.0 and 4.0 the ability for track information to also be shared? I was using Google Play Music if that makes any difference.
I've done some more research about this and thought I would update my post, just in case it's of help to anyone facing a similar issue. Turns out the Bluetooth protocol/profile AVRCP is responsible for streaming music tags to the car stereo, but only AVRCP 1.3 and above. Unfortunately the Galaxy Nexus only supports 1.0 by default but CyanogenMod 10 has built in support for 1.3 since roughly the 14th September nightly.
Should be able to test it out next week at some point. Why are Google so bad at supporting the latest Bluetooth features? I've always found this with Google experience devices to lack in this area where other manufacturers support the latest Bluetooth features.
I'm currently using AOKP and am having issues with stability when using Pandora over the Pioneer link to my new head unit. It works, but if I try to skip a song, my phone freezes up and eventually reboots itself. I'm pretty sure its because of issues with these protocols support so I was wondering if there was an AOSP rom that has really good bluetooth support. The protocols it needs is:
A2DP profile for audio streaming.
AVRCP profile for audio control (track metadata available on 2013 and 2012 AVIC and AVH models with AVRCP 1.3).
SPP (Serial Port Profile) for full, on-screen control of Pandora® internet radio and Aha™ Radio (for Navigation receivers)apps when installed on Android device. Please check the owner's manual of your Pioneer receiver to verify compatibility with the Bluetooth SPP profile.
Does any of that make sense? Would I have better luck with just standard CM10?
Hi all
is there any ROM newer than ICS supporting bluetooth AVRCP 1.3 enabled? It's that profile that stream metadata (ID3) to the device connected via A2DP for audio streaming, in other words I would like my car dect showing ID3 info in the display. Is it possible with newest ROM (JB o KK)?
Thanks
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