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Hello here:
I'd like to confirm whether this is an issue special to me or whether others are experiencing it as well.
I purchased the LG HBS-700 bt headset on multiple recommendations reviewing this and other sites.
It works very well for typical phone calls, music listening, youtube, and netflix.
I receive about a 1 second lag while trying to play games - nothing specific, it appears to be present in the four silly ones I downloaded for laughs (mobile andrio, road trip, subway surf, words, and perry - I couldn't resist).
Searching this forum and others, I tried suggestions such as disabling wifi. I also paired it with my old iPhone 3gs, and received no lag on any situation. Based on further research, many suggestions indicated no resolution and blamed various BT implementations and possibly hardware.
Do others here have this issue? If not, what other steps can I try?
Good day and thank you for your time.
Any one else experiencing a similar issue? I don't have other BT headsets to test, sadly.
I've always experienced about a .5-1 second delay in audio using bluetooth. It's been that way with my Motorola Atrix, Samsung Galaxy Note I, and now the Galaxy Note II. I think that's just the way bluetooth is. Someone please correct me if that's wrong.
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I have a JVC head unit in my car paired up to my Galaxy S III, and no matter what I do (tried a different SIII, resets, different music apps, etc.) the Bluetooth drops when I go to skip tracks from the radio (AVRCP). I have been forced to go to the CM10 ROM to get a reliable connection (although I'm stuck on a build from about a month ago, as some Bluetooth bugs have introduced there as well). Anyway, I'm eyeing up the Note II, but I'm wondering if anyone can confirm/deny if the Note II (stock ROM) has a different Bluetooth driver than the SIII. I hate to say it, but I actually really like Samsung's new interface, but the Bluetooth issue I'm having is a deal breaker. The other question is if anyone knows if the 4.1 update coming out for the SIII will have the same BT driver as 4.0.
Thanks!
had you ever flashed the KT747 kernel on the stock ROM of your s3? it changes the WiFi and Bluetooth drivers.
OR, if you haven't, maybe give it a try since it changes the WiFi and Bluetooth drivers.
Russ77 said:
had you ever flashed the KT747 kernel on the stock ROM of your s3? it changes the WiFi and Bluetooth drivers.
OR, if you haven't, maybe give it a try since it changes the WiFi and Bluetooth drivers.
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I have not tried that. I would prefer to keep it stock, but that's something to try.
I thought I was the only one with this issue. I can relate as well . I too have a JVC unit and also experience the same bug on JB TW Rom. It tends to disconnect after I skip a few tracks and reconnects again . It does F*** up the mood when jamming to your music. At the moment im trying a different kernel to see if it does the same. But like you said CM10 doesn't disconnect.
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J-ROCK said:
I thought I was the only one with this issue. I can relate as well . I too have a JVC unit and also experience the same bug on JB TW Rom. It tends to disconnect after I skip a few tracks and reconnects again . It does F*** up the mood when jamming to your music. At the moment im trying a different kernel to see if it does the same. But like you said CM10 doesn't disconnect.
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I emailed JVC on it, and they gave me the whole "did you try a reset" business... Infuriating. At this point I just want a stock ROM that works. My S & S II worked perfect on the same head unit...
How can you tell if the stock S III and Note II use the same BT driver? Oh, and let me know what your experience is with the new kernel.
It's a few more days until Jelly Bean is released. There are changes to the Bluetooth stack in Jelly Bean. I'd wait and give that a try before getting a new phone.
I had the same problem on my JVC receiver. Had the issue with Task's ROM too. Would happen when you skip through the songs fast. I switched to an Alpine deck and it still has slight issues but not as much. I also have an issue of it disconnecting and reconnecting right after I make a call. Hopefully Monday will bring a fix for us Canadians.
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Bluetooth has been messed up on the S3 from day one. I think it's an ICS issue because my gf's OneX has the same issues. I have a Mercedes B200 and I can't get sound through the car's speakers at all. Tried a bunch of different ROMs and kernels, including some JB (4.1) builds, all to no avail. I'm at this point waiting for 4.2.
I dont see any problems with my SG3 connecting my hyundai sonata car(2013 model) and honda CRV via bluetooth. No problems playing songs, phone calls and Google navigation.
Same phone didn't work with kia soronto SUV.
I feel the car bluetooth software has issues, not the phone software.
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nani4215 said:
I dont see any problems with my SG3 connecting my hyundai sonata car(2013 model) and honda CRV via bluetooth. No problems playing songs, phone calls and Google navigation.
Same phone didn't work with kia soronto SUV.
I feel the car bluetooth software has issues, not the phone software.
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It could be, but I've used a Captivate, Infuse, & S2 on the same radios (two different JVC decks), and they've all worked perfect. Those all had stock ROMs (to start). I flashed CM9 and then CM10 on the Captivate & SII, and they still worked perfect. The only phone (stock/not stock ROM) that has ever had problems for me is the S3. My gut tells me it's a problem with the Bluetooth stack on the stock ROM, seeing as BT on CM9/CM10 works perfect on the S3 (other than the bass-less sound bug on the "stable" release and after - nice "stable" release).
Somebody on XDA should start hacking the software on these touchscreen head-units (they are update-able :good, then I'll be impressed.
Note 2 BT
Anyway, has anyone tried a Note 2 on one of the radios you had problems with? If not, I might try a re-post over in the Note 2 forum...
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Anyway, has anyone tried a Note 2 on one of the radios you had problems with? If not, I might try a re-post over in the Note 2 forum...
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Well I bought a Note 2, SAME DAMN PROBLEM! I'm 95% sure I'm returning it, the only other option is to buy a different head unit. Anyone else have a GS3 and an aftermarket radio that DOESN'T drop the bluetooth connection when skipping tracks?
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Well I bought a Note 2, SAME DAMN PROBLEM! I'm 95% sure I'm returning it, the only other option is to buy a different head unit. Anyone else have a GS3 and an aftermarket radio that DOESN'T drop the bluetooth connection when skipping tracks?
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i have a kenwood ddx 418 and ive got no issues with bluetooth, best bet would be to go to a bestbuy and try out the display units there imho
Bluetooth audio for music and calls works fine with my Ford Edge...however there is no track information (avrcp) sent to the headunit which is annoying. No change with the Jellybean update either.
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i have a kenwood ddx 418 and ive got no issues with bluetooth, best bet would be to go to a bestbuy and try out the display units there imho
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Bluetooth audio for music and calls works fine with my Ford Edge...however there is no track information (avrcp) sent to the headunit which is annoying. No change with the Jellybean update either.
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But are both of you running bone-stock ROMs? If so, I may have to start looking at radios again.
Returned it. I guess that's a $35 experiment (thank you AT&T for the restocking fee). Either the Sammy BT stack is too advanced for my basic A2DP radio (as in ALL BT radios), or the Sammy BT stack is just horribly developed (which I've come to believe is true). Now I just have to wait for an apt-x head unit to come out, then I can try this experiment again...
So I have a Bose bluetooth speaker that I've been using flawlessly with all of my phones for the past few years.
Then Samsung pushed out its latest update, PHE. My bluetooth connection drops very frequently, and I have no idea what to do about it.
The connection has been dropping frequently even after I exchanged my Note 7 on Sunday. So to be clear, this problem has occurred on two separate Galaxy Note 7's.
Before Samsung's latest update, I was playing music on this speaker flawlessly.
Anyone run into a similar problem with Samsung's latest update?
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I use 4 different BT devices, connections working fine
Guys, we've been discussing this in great length over in the Sprint Q&A. Here's the link. http://forum.xda-developers.com/sprint-note-7/help/choppy-bluetooth-t3445131
I've also posted a link to a youtube video where I've captured the lag...join in over there.
Well, never knew that Google was having issues with Bluetooth. My pixel xl was fine. Just got the 2 xl and here is what happens : I can pair my LG hbs-760 headphones but they don't connect. Shows them in the Bluetooth devices but that's as far as I can go. Same with my Bluetooth Panasonic headsets we have in the house. Will pair but will not connect. My pioneer car stereo will not connect either. Shows it paired and that's it.
Now I do have 2 devices which seem to be fine. I have Jaybird bluebuds x and a garmin approach x40. Both pair and connect.
Searching, but not finding any solutions except to wait for the November or December updates... My pixel 2 xl is still on the September update.
Any ideas?
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Have paired to 4 devices without any issues
No issues with pairing here either.
Recently I just read an article from Lifehacker about Bluetooth issues. Maybe it will help you: How to Fix Bluetooth Audio Stuttering
If the issue is still there, you should contact with support asking for a replacement.
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Well, never knew that Google was having issues with Bluetooth. My pixel xl was fine. Just got the 2 xl and here is what happens : I can pair my LG hbs-760 headphones but they don't connect. Shows them in the Bluetooth devices but that's as far as I can go. Same with my Bluetooth Panasonic headsets we have in the house. Will pair but will not connect. My pioneer car stereo will not connect either. Shows it paired and that's it.
Now I do have 2 devices which seem to be fine. I have Jaybird bluebuds x and a garmin approach x40. Both pair and connect.
Searching, but not finding any solutions except to wait for the November or December updates... My pixel 2 xl is still on the September update.
Any ideas?
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I've had a few issues with connecting my 2XL. Pairing went find, but then wouldn't connect. I did a restart on the phone and all was well. This happened with a bluetooth speaker and then in my car (accord).
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I've had a few issues with connecting my 2XL. Pairing went find, but then wouldn't connect. I did a restart on the phone and all was well. This happened with a bluetooth speaker and then in my car (accord).
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Well that worked! I feel ashamed that I didn't try rebooting...
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TBarb169 said:
Well, never knew that Google was having issues with Bluetooth. My pixel xl was fine. Just got the 2 xl and here is what happens : I can pair my LG hbs-760 headphones but they don't connect. Shows them in the Bluetooth devices but that's as far as I can go. Same with my Bluetooth Panasonic headsets we have in the house. Will pair but will not connect. My pioneer car stereo will not connect either. Shows it paired and that's it.
Now I do have 2 devices which seem to be fine. I have Jaybird bluebuds x and a garmin approach x40. Both pair and connect.
Searching, but not finding any solutions except to wait for the November or December updates... My pixel 2 xl is still on the September update.
Any ideas?
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This thread is a joke no problems here
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This thread is a joke no problems here
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Thanks Captain Obvious! Please move along and troll some where else.
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I've had Bluetooth issues with only one of my cars. The phone pairs, but then stutters on and off playing any audio. Eventually the bluetooth stack crashes. I had similar, though not exactly the same issues, with my Nexus 6p. Those were resolved by the October security update, which the Pixel XL 2 hasn't received yet. Hoping that resolves the problem again when it arrives.
Headphones/Truck have been fine for me but I have a gamegolf device which connects via bluetooth and every time I get a text or call while playing golf the gamegolf device disconnects. I'm still testing and don't know if it's a gamegolf issue or phone issue but it's annoying.
Is it me or does Samsung always have Bluetooth connectivity issues? One of my biggest complaints is that It's always a hassle to connect via Bluetooth. I also own an iPhone and that sucker connects to Bluetooth seamlessly. Especially when connecting to my car.
LuRock said:
Is it me or does Samsung always have Bluetooth connectivity issues? One of my biggest complaints is that It's always a hassle to connect via Bluetooth. I also own an iPhone and that sucker connects to Bluetooth seamlessly. Especially when connecting to my car.
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I've owned the S3, Note 3, Note 5, Note 8, S9, and, now, the Note 10+, and I'd say I only remember some BT issues with one of the early Galaxy phones on that list. I can't remember which one, but they went away as I experimented with different ROMs. Eventually, I was happy enough with the OOTB OS and Samsung overlays that I just stopped flashing ROMs. I've certainly had no BT issues with the Note 8 or the Note 10+. (I didn't use the S9 long enough to have a strong opinion)
In my life, I have, off the top of my head, the following BT devices:
- several portable BT speakers
- 3 family cars
- 2 August Smart Locks
- 2 garage door openers
- a JBL Link 20
- an LG sound bar with BT
- thermostat
- refrigerator
- Nespresso
- several smart lights, switches, and dimmers
- a weird string of lights in my daughter's room
Many of those things only use BT momentarily, while setting up a WiFi connection, but they seemed to work perfectly with my Samsung phones, nonetheless. (I'll get back to you on whether I'm frying my brain and sterilizing my kids with all the wireless tech in my home)
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I have used bluetooth devices since my sony ericsson days, the k700i, back in 2005, since there, I have had a lot of various bt gadgets, and, the most common issue is the difference in bt versions, and the implementation, commonly the phone has a higher version, and the gadget has a lower one, and there is where I have found some troubles, not always, but sometimes, at first, say, 2006, 2007, I always thought as you that the phone was somewhat the culprit, but as I have had more and more phones and gadgets, the pattern became evident
winol said:
I have used bluetooth devices since my sony ericsson days, the k700i, back in 2005, since there, I have had a lot of various bt gadgets, and, the most common issue is the difference in bt versions, and the implementation, commonly the phone has a higher version, and the gadget has a lower one, and there is where I have found some troubles, not always, but sometimes, at first, say, 2006, 2007, I always thought as you that the phone was somewhat the culprit, but as I have had more and more phones and gadgets, the pattern became evident
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Sorry just seen your sig
Just had to mention my old units - Sony P800, Sony P910, Nokia C7, and Nokia 701 ahhh Symbian!
LuRock said:
Is it me or does Samsung always have Bluetooth connectivity issues? One of my biggest complaints is that It's always a hassle to connect via Bluetooth. I also own an iPhone and that sucker connects to Bluetooth seamlessly. Especially when connecting to my car.
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Hey there. I had the same issue amongst a few other things. My audio for phone calls wasn't working about 90% of the time. Took it in to a Sprint Service Center and not just one of their kiosk stores. They said it might have just been a bad load from the factory and wiped the phone and reloaded the factory software they had up to date and everything seems to be working flawlessly. Apparently this happened to a few of the handsets. So try to have it reloaded with the original software and not just a factory reset.
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Hey there. I had the same issue amongst a few other things. My audio for phone calls wasn't working about 90% of the time. Took it in to a Sprint Service Center and not just one of their kiosk stores. They said it might have just been a bad load from the factory and wiped the phone and reloaded the factory software they had up to date and everything seems to be working flawlessly. Apparently this happened to a few of the handsets. So try to have it reloaded with the original software and not just a factory reset.
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Hi, I don't think that's my case. This has been my history with the Note 8 & 9 and now with 10. I always have to manually connect and it takes me 3-6 tries before it connects. Sometimes it doesn't connect at all.
Not any connection issues whatsoever here with mine either..