This is driving me to probably return this handset. With ANY headset, wired or Bluetooth, I randomly (but more often than not) get this problem when answering a call:
My headset microphone plays to my earphones, not to the caller, who can hear nothing from me, and I can't hear them. If I disconnect the headset during this phenomenon (wired or BT) then the handset will continue the loopback from handset mic to the handset earpiece.
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My Bluetooth headset is very "special". It only reproduces the sounds from the phone when its in a call, and therefore typical bluetooth audio rerouting programs that only place the audio through to the headset doesn't work.
I tried dialling "#" from the headset and audio streamed through for a few seconds before it realised the call was disconnected and stopped the audio again, and therefore I know that it needs a call to be initiated before it streams the audio. Dialling numbers other than hash, however, stops the audio because the phone would think it is a valid number and proceed to dial, costing money and stopping the music.
I need something else that would trick the phone/bluetooth headset to think it is taking a call when it isn't, so that I can listen to music through it.
Anyone have any ideas?
I have the same problem. My cars bluetooth receiver only comes on when the phone says "call coming in". I would like to use PocketPlayers bluetooth headset feature to play music through my car stereo.
I am attempting to pair an ATT Tilt with an onboard bluetooth device on a GL1800 Goldwing Motorcycle. It pairs but, I cannot hear the person on the other end. It rings in the headset, connects fine, outgoing audio reaches the other party but incomming audio never reaches my headset.
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Tom
i have similar issue on this with my bimmer
Hi, I'm new here and this first post is a really weird question.
Here's the story.
I am connecting my NS to my car audio deck using the 3.5" jack to the AUX in the car. The NS will detect that a headset is connected. I am able to listen to music or internet radio from my NS in the car.
Now I pair my BT handsfree earpiece to the NS for phone calls when driving. Pairing is fine.
Here's the situation.
When a call comes in I can answer the call by pressing the button on the BT earpiece, BUT once on the call it actually uses the headset for output and mic. There is no mic, so I can only hear the caller from the car speakers, but not be able to talk to them.
I will need to actually select output to bluetooth on the NS in order for it to switch over to the actual BT earpiece and have it work properly.
So the question, is there a setting that will always have the preference for bluetooth first?
If I only have the BT handsfree connected, it will connect to the BT unit without issues.
My car audio deck does not have BT and I wouldn't want to fiddle with the phone while I'm driving (it's against the law in some places and it's dangerous).
Has anyone found a fix/workaround for the Bluetooth headset and speaker issues? With my Bluetooth headset in my ear, callers hear background noise louder than my voice. The same headsets work perfectly on my S7.
When I connect a Bluetooth speaker to my S8 so that I can listen to music, I hear mostly static. Again, the same speakers work perfectly with my S7. I have written to Samsung many times and they are less than helpful.
I am connecting two phones to a helmet intercom (ncom) via Bluetooth. This is supported, and works fine regarding answering phone calls and such. Like if a normal Bluetooth headset is connected.
But... I want to be able have an open connection all the time (not only when receiving calls) and I want to be able to connect a wired headset so that the sound from the Bluetooth mic goes to the wired speakers and the wired mic goes to the Bluetooth speakers.
Does it make sense? The purpose is to be able to communicate to my pillion who does not have an intercom in the helmet.
Regards, Lars.