I built my Transformer in the car dashboard and I can hear the sound from external speakers (connected via headphones audio output).
I wish I could use one of my phones (HTC HD7 or Samsung Omnia SGH-i900) via BT to make and receive calls directly from the pad?
There is an application with these features?
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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 built myself a Desire HD / Inspire 4G dock for my car, with USB (for power) and and 3.5mm jack (for audio through car stereo). My phone is also connected to my car via Bluetooth for phone calls.
When I initiate a call through the car, no problem.
When I receive and answer a call through the car's interface, no problem.
When I make a call through the phone interface however, it defaults to using the "headset" (even though it's just a standard audio cable...no mic), and I have to manually switch it to bluetooth every time. This is annoying for me, and especially for those I call when I forget to do this.
Is there any way to force the phone to default to bluetooth for calls?
Hey all,
I got my Transformer Infinity a few weeks ago, and I would like to use Skype on it, but the sound quality (both mic and speaker) is a bit crappy.
Is there a way to connect my tablet to my pc to use my headset for my tablet. (I have a bluetooth dongle, but prefer wifi)
- TerrorKiwi
TerrorKiwi said:
Hey all,
I got my Transformer Infinity a few weeks ago, and I would like to use Skype on it, but the sound quality (both mic and speaker) is a bit crappy.
Is there a way to connect my tablet to my pc to use my headset for my tablet. (I have a bluetooth dongle, but prefer wifi)
- TerrorKiwi
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Is the headset a usb or 3.5mm connector?
My headset is with 3.5mm, but I have it attached to my keyboard which has an usb soundcard (Logitech G510)
I can also put the headset directly in my pc if needed.
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Having got a new HTC ONE I have decided to use my sensation as a mapping/gps device.
I have got tomtom for android on it and in th epast I have just used the phones internal speaker.
My car stereo has a aux in jack so I was wondering if it is possible to get a Bluetooth adaptor to play the audio into the car stereo
But ( there always has to be a but) can I stream music at the same time?
ideally I would like the tomtom to cut out the music but I don't think it out puts the correct profile but even if it just plays over the top that could work.
is this possible or if not would it work via a cabled connection?
thanks
I have a Sony SBH20 bluetooth stereo headset which I use for my phone to listen to MP3 and take calls via bluetooth.
It is great for that as I can just put my phone in my pocket and control my phone via it.
I also use this for my TF700 to listen to MP3 and watch movies.
HOWEVER.
I tried to use it with skype the other night and could not get the headphones to connect nor the microphone.
Does anyone have experience of using bluetooth headphones/mike with skype on the TF700?
(I guess this is more a skype question, than TF700, but I ask as I can use it on my phone via skype, so not entirely a skype specific question)
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I have a Sony SBH20 bluetooth stereo headset which I use for my phone to listen to MP3 and take calls via bluetooth.
It is great for that as I can just put my phone in my pocket and control my phone via it.
I also use this for my TF700 to listen to MP3 and watch movies.
HOWEVER.
I tried to use it with skype the other night and could not get the headphones to connect nor the microphone.
Does anyone have experience of using bluetooth headphones/mike with skype on the TF700?
(I guess this is more a skype question, than TF700, but I ask as I can use it on my phone via skype, so not entirely a skype specific question)
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Unfortunately it has been like this always (for all 3 versions TF101, TF201 and TF700 - had and tried all three). Every time I have tried to use any of my bluetooth headsets (tried 3 or 4 types) with Skype there are issues with the microphone, or sound. They never work in unison, Never works correctly hence I have to use a corded set of headphones. It sucks as I want to use the earpiece for Skype calls when I travel and not have to carry my tablet. I believe the issue is with Skype but not 100% sure. Skype, Asus and Android need to rectify the issue.