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Desc:
Philips created this simple and nifty app to be your ultimate Philips headset companion. The Philips Headset app allows you to customize the in-line controller button, select the best sound profile explicitly tuned for your Philips headset and easily customize the sound profile of your Android smartphone.
The Philips Headset app runs in the background with almost no CPU loading and preset with pre-defined button controls already. Users can also customize the button with the following selections:
Music/Call management:
Play/pause
Next track
Previous track
Answer call
End call
Reject call
Volume up/down
To select a suitable sound profile it’s effortlessly simple. Under ‘Headset’ sound will auto adjust to fit with your selected Philips headset model. If one prefers to customize their sound profile, choose the manual option under ‘Sound’ to tune and personalize your sound preference for an individual sound experience.
Link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.philips.cl.headset
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I have a SilverCrest Bluetooth Stereoheadset 9300 (Probably a Toshiba Bluetooth headset)
The Silvercrest:
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The Toshiba:
It looks the same and has the same accessories with it. So I guess it is the same but that doesn't mathers with my problem
I'm running the cooked WM6 Rom from adewidt (dutch). I have added the headset as an "stereo headset" and as an "handsfree-set" (together). But how can I let the music play by the headset? The first time when I make the sync between the headset and phone, I can listen music on it. But how can I connect to it when I want? If I turn on the headset and activate my bluetooth, it won't make a connection automatically. (my bluetrek G2 headset does make a connection on its own when I turn it on)
And when the headset is connected, it can just suddenly stop playing music. And when I change from song, it adds a half a sec/ a hole sec pauze to it.
So to summarize my question.
- How can I reconnect to the headset?
- Why can it just stop playing my music
- Why is there a pauze between the songs
anyone?
Markos said:
anyone?
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On most roms, you can't... I've tried one that it worked to connect and play as it should... On everyone else, the music skips...
(using SE DS970)
Markos said:
So to summarize my question.
- How can I reconnect to the headset?
- Why can it just stop playing my music
- Why is there a pauze between the songs
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Use this for connect/reconnect:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=325110
And this helps if the music stops/pauses:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=284974
I copied a number of MP3 files onto my Storage Card. These were ripped from CD and have no copy protection or DRM associated with them.
When I open Windows Media Player, it happily adds them to the library, but when I try to play the MP3s I get no sound. The ID3 tags display correctly, and the elapsed time counter changes, but I can hear nothing in my headphones.
What's really perplexing me is that, if I open the same files in MP3 Trimmer, they play fine and I can hear them.
Anybody have any ideas?
Also: is there a better MP3 player for the Touch HD than Media Player? The simpler the better for me ...
Could be something as simple as this:
I wanted to buy a wired speaker for my Touch HD. Went to a couple of shops and tried a couple of speakers, but none worked.
Finally went to carphone warehouse and tried a bluetooth one. First of all there was no sound, and then I realised that the "System Volume" was on silent.
E.g. Hit the volume rocker on the side of the Touch HD and you get shown the RING Volume...but at the top of the screen there is a tab for "SYSTEM"....make sure you check that the volume is up for both.
Hope this helps...
Make sure WMP isn't muted.
( see screenshot - click the little speaker next to the volume percentage)
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As always we welcome new & cool things around the world, while surfing on net i found out this .....seems cool haa!!.....So I thought I should share with you....afterall we are technology lovers.
OVEVO launched their next smart gadget as OVEVO Q8. Lets start the intro.
Well, It's usually illegal to answer a phone call while driving,people would go for an additional bluetooth headset. Ovevo makes the most outyour car charger by applying a button-like magnetic bluetooth headset on it.
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You could just leave the Ovevo Q8 in the cigarette lighter,and bluetooth headset charges automatically. Besides, The headset will be automatically turned on whenthe car starts, and turned off when the engine stops.
It offers the operation that couldn't be easier. Press theonly button to answer and hang up by putting it back to the charger.
A sa car charger, it supports all types of electronics, Android, iPhones, tablets,PCs etc. The Built-in intelligent IC detection protects your devices from overcurrent, over voltage, leakage, and short circuit. It automatically chooses a fast and most efficient mode to charge.
Source:-http://www.ovevo.cn/product-37-en.html
Hi, my friend just reviewed it also in video:
English: http://droidvip.com/1361/ovevo-q8-headset-with-car-charger/
German: http://droidvip.com/de/1347/ovevo-q8-kfz-lader-und-freisprecheinrichtung/
Hi, I need advice on two very bad bluetooth sound issues with stock dialer phone app on my Kanor PX5 Android 8 4Gb/32Gb head unit:
1. No sound when people call me. When I call, everything works fine, but when I receive a call - no sound. I can pick up, then tap on double-arrow (switch audio to phone), then tap again to switch audio back, and then it sometimes works! But never by default. When I call out using the same stock dialer - usually it works OK.
2. Ringer volume is crazy high, I want to catapult from my car when it rings. No ringer settings anywhere, no separate volume controls, nothing... Is there any way to disable ringer or change the sound?
Is there alternative phone dialer app that can replace the stock one? Any other ideas how to solve that?
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Have you solved this problem yet?
I bought a Android head unit and usb-dongle, as an affordable way to run wireless Apple CarPlay. The headunit is a 'Radio KKXXX T1' running Android 8.1. The dongle is from the company Carlink in China.
CarPlay works by starting the app AutoKit which came with the dongle. It communicates over Bluetooth and Wifi with my iPhone.
Most is fine, however I can't seem to listen to the FM-radio in the headunit simultaneously with audio from Google Maps or Apple Maps. So when the FM-radio is playing, the voice directions are not audible. When voice directions are audible, it kills the FM-radio permanently.
I can only play the FM-radio solo, or Google Maps audio solo, but not both at the same time.
Is there a solution to this problem?
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you might have to go into factory settings iirc
Try setting one of those navigation apps to the default navigator and set Android to use the supplied TTS (Pico TTS?) as default for the system. Set navigation sound options to Mixing.
Hopefully this will allow the default navigation app to work with the radio on.