Hello, Im looking for a solution for one problem. I have not working Jack 3.5 in my laptop, so i cannot use headphones wiht it. But i must use a headphones with it. Is there any app, or anything, that allowes me to stream all the things that i do on my pc (not music, but all sounds, even system sounds, winamp and all of that) through bluetooth or wifi to my android device? My bluetooth manager in Windows 7 only stream music from Android phone to pc, and i cannot do it other way. I have Galaxy S and wired headphones, so the only option is to stream sounds to Samsung via bluetooth or wifi. Is there anything that could resolve my problem?
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Hi guys - Does anyone know if there's a way to listen to music from my phone through the built-in speakers of my PC instead of through the speaker of the phone? Thanks!
Two ways that I know of:
1. Depending on your pc's bluetooth stack you might be able to use a2dp. I use bluesoleil, (not free), and one of the services is 'wireless stereo'.
2. Conduits Pocket Player, (again not free), will run a media server over your wireless network.
Winamp recognizes your WMdevice as a media storage device and you can browse it from winamp.
Thanks. Bluetooth does the work.
With WP7 having Zune so heavily integrated, I would imagine that MS will have considered that some of us will want to play the music that we've downloaded with a Zune pass on some speakers, rather than headphones.
Clearly there are not going to be any speaker docks out there for WP7 phones as they're all slightly different shapes & sizes so what I want to do is get a bluetooth receiver to put into the aux input on my ipod speaker dock and stream music from my Omnia7 to the speaker dock using something like the Bluetooth wireless audio receiver from Belkin.
Is this possible? As the music downloaded with a Zune pass is DRM protected, I can't just copy it to my itunes/ipod etc so bluetooth would seem the best way.
I stream music from my HD7 to my Toyota's audio system via bluetooth, and it sounds absolutely fine to me.
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adesonic said:
I stream music from my HD7 to my Toyota's audio system via bluetooth, and it sounds absolutely fine to me.
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Hi all
I use a HTC 7 Mozart with a Jabra SP700 which connects with both the HandsFree profile and the High Quality Audio Profile (A2DP).
I get very good sound quality via the device over A2DP.
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andrew-in-woking
I have connected a Chordette Gem to my Hifi Rack and transfer music via Bluetooth from my WP7 (and Laptop etc)
High End D/A Converter inside (24bit and up to 196kHz), so you can expect audiophile sounds
http://www.chordelectronics.co.uk/products-info.asp?id=53
The other thing is that you don't want to have the phone volume all the way up... Correct me if I am wrong, but you want to let your amplifier doing the amplification - not your phone. I put my phone on 20/30 and it seems to make a difference in my Ford. It will also not force me to turn my system all the way up in my car.
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I have a non activated G1 with cyanogen 6. I would like to use it as a wireless mp3 player for my stereo system. My ideal set up is, control music from my PC. Send it to my phone via wifi and output to my stereo from my phone. Winamp seems like it can only wirelessly synch music to my phone and other software will play music from my computer, but when I press the play button, i want to do it from my PC and the music plays on the G1. Does anyone know of an app for this?
Key Point: Play mp3 on my g1 remotely from my pc over wifi.
my car stereo sees the tablet as a device, but doesnt play the music through it...i have 2 icons on the stereo..one for phone, and one for music...the phone icon lights up, but no music icon and no music through it....any ideas? Seems strange that the stereo sees the tablet as a phone......running honeycomb rom.
I also have a usb headset...can i plug it in to the tablet?, or do i have to get a converter to gofrom usb to a jack?....Thanks all
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my car stereo sees the tablet as a device, but doesnt play the music through it...i have 2 icons on the stereo..one for phone, and one for music...the phone icon lights up, but no music icon and no music through it....any ideas? Seems strange that the stereo sees the tablet as a phone......running honeycomb rom.
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Some possibilities...
The phone profile for bluetooth (mono) is different from the music player profile for bluetooth (stereo). It is possible that
the music (A2DP) profile is not working for your rom. Look for A2DP bluetooth support wherever you got the rom from.
You could check if your rom can talk to a bluetooth A2DP (stereo) headphone/headset. Also make sure your car stereo supports A2DP too (it probably does).
Alternatively you could play music using the mono profile
using something like Super BT Mono app which has a free trial.
If you listen to audiobooks/podcasts this might be ok. I know
this works for Froyo, not sure for honeycomb.
I also have a usb headset...can i plug it in to the tablet?, or do i have to get a converter to gofrom usb to a jack?....Thanks all
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I doubt if this will work. Probably needs a driver for the Android
which does not exist.
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I see there's a lot of very inexpensive and handy USB bluetooth adapters for PCs and such. And that gives me an idea. I've tried searching the Almighty Google for this already, but nobody I've found wants to do exactly what I'm looking for, and I'm wondering if anyone here happens to know how to do what I'm planning.
So, what I want to be able to do is play my phone's audio wirelessly through my computer speakers. I'd mostly use this for watching YouTube in bed while my computer on the other side of the room is playing the audio. Because my computer's speakers are much better than the tiny built-in phone speaker, obviously. A lot of people on the internet want to stream their music from their phone to their computer, but that's not what I'm looking for, as all my the music on my phone came from my computer in the first place. I'd imagine I'd mostly be broadcasting YouTube audio, occasionally NetFlix audio, as well. But no media players, so I'd imagine the simplest thing is to broadcast all of my phone's audio output over bluetooth, to my computer, and through its speakers. Has anyone done this? Is this possible, is this easily doable, can this be done with any basic USB bluetooth receiver, et cetera?
My phone's a Samsung Infuse running Android 4.3, I'm on XP for now, sometime next month I'll on Windows 7 Ultimate.
Thanks!