I have had a Motorola S9 through 3 phones and have had no problems, my first Imagio had no problems, my replacement Imagio however, when I am listening to music via the S9 the music gets choppy and cuts in and out. Has anyone had any issues with bluetooth on the Imagio?
I am having issues with my bluetooth hands free. In order to use it i have to have the phone within a foot or two and nothing in between for the sound to come through clear. I would also like to know if there is any kind of fix for this
I don't know if this will be any help...but here are some registry edits I did to clear up the stereo audio quality over bluetooth.
I also use the Motorola S9 headphones and have had no issues.
For me...the music seems to be crystal clear.
Let me know if it works for you...
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You can always try a hard reset to see if that clears up the problem.
my phone did the same choppy play back then i went to verizons website and looked up the s9 head phones it come back not compatible i did not feel like calling verizon to confirm this tho.
i was think about stealing the headsets from my older son since he likes his $10.00 skullcandy ear buds they were on sale at target during christmas
I like sony earphone
i like sony too
3 plantronics BT headset that will not pair.
1 Samsung stereo headset that will not pair.
My Imagio sees my other phones, my wife's computer, Dell Axim, my Nextar BT hands free.
The problem don't appear to be with BT itself because it does seem to work. Why can't my Imagio pair with this stuff when other devices can?
Is it possible that the Imagio doesnt have a stereo or streaming audio profile?
I suppose i should try pairing my motorola stereo earphones and see for myself.
Hi guys,
I recently installed a third-party head unit in my car in order to get a number of modern features including aux input and bluetooth capability. (The stereo is the JVC XR810.) I also recently purchased a Droid 2, which is actually a casemod using a Droid 1 body with the Droid 2 internals shoved into it. Rooted, running a custom ROM, etc. It's great, I love it.
Everything seems to work great between the phone and the stereo—I can listen to Pandora or MP3s from the phone, and dialing out works properly, even voice dialing. The call audio is piped through the car speakers and I use the head unit's mic to talk. Wonderful.
The only problem is, when I receive a call while the phone is hooked up to the stereo via bluetooth, the call audio comes out of the phone speaker rather than the car speakers. The music that's playing over bluetooth pauses, the call comes up on the phone, but the sound comes out of the phone itself. This has only happened once (I don't get a lot of calls), but it sounded like it was coming out of the earpiece on the front of the phone rather than the speakerphone speaker on the rear of the phone. (I do plan to do some more extensive testing this evening using my gf's phone to call myself.)
I looked through the phone and car menus pretty exhaustively to try and find a setting that would cause this, but I can't seem to locate it.
Can anyone shed some light?
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Hello there,
I have my DHD now for about 3 months and thought I could add some accessories so I bought a NOKIA BH-604 Bluetooth headset. I have to admit amazing quality!
easy to use and connects/ pairs easily.
But I noticed something weird, the music falters randomly or whenever I move and thats killing me!!
I thought it was the headphone being incompatible with the DHD or the headphone being broken.
Once connected to a nokia phone I didn't have those problems also connected to a HD2 running NAND android cyanogenmod, the same, no problems at all
so could it be my phone
Their are apps on the market for blocking out headphone controls, I've only heard of this problem with wired headsets but it may also help you.
I've spent the past few hours searching for an answer to these questions but haven't found anything clear. My aux/FM transmitter connection in my 2006 hyundai recently bit the dust and instead of spending money to fix a sub-par audio connection I'd rather just buy a new radio with a USB input for superior sound quality. I'm an audiophile so sound quality is pretty important to me and I haven't been happy with my mp3 player audio in my car since I had a ipod connection in my previous car years ago.
My question is: Can anybody point me in the direction of a decently priced car radio w/ a USB port that they know the Atrix 2 (with ICS) will work with? My phone is unrooted and I just got the ATT ICS upgrade OTA yesterday. I don't mind having to download any app to work with the radio as long as it successfully plays music through the USB, but I don't want to have to root my phone. Any assistance/info is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
I have a JVC KD-X50 BT HU. Cheap at around $100 and works well.
athani said:
I have a JVC KD-X50 BT HU. Cheap at around $100 and works well.
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Thank you! Shipped today. Hoping everything works well .
I have an MTCB joying unit. My opinion is that the Bluetooth audio is absolutely atrocious. I have tried all the various suggestions, but nothing really works.
Can anyone comment on the MTCD units, with respect to Bluetooth audio performance? Specifically, the outgoing call quality (how we sound to the person on the other end).
I would really appreciate an opinion from someone who has witnessed the issues on the MTCB units.
Thank you
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No experience with MTCB units here, but audio quality through Bluetooth (at least in regards to music) isn't all that great. 320kbps mp3s sound almost like they are being transcoded on-the-fly to something ~96kbps. Haven't really used the phone, so can't comment there.
Never understood why using files via bluetooth from my phone. Files on SD Card and all sounds great
Convenience. SD cards have to be removed/updated with new files. Not having internet in the car means that playing music downloaded on phone via Apple Music through Bluetooth would be great if it sounded good.
Piaband said:
I have an MTCB joying unit. My opinion is that the Bluetooth audio is absolutely atrocious. I have tried all the various suggestions, but nothing really works.
Can anyone comment on the MTCD units, with respect to Bluetooth audio performance? Specifically, the outgoing call quality (how we sound to the person on the other end).
I would really appreciate an opinion from someone who has witnessed the issues on the MTCB units.
Thank you
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I can chime in on this somewhat. I came from an old Pumpkin brand rockchip on lollipop, bluetooth was the biggest joke on that thing, 100% unusable it may as well not have existed, microphone quality was inaudible junk to the caller.
I have now upgraded to the new Joying brand Intel Sofia 2GB ram unit, which has Bluetooth 4.0 vs the 3.1 on the MTCB unit. The difference is night and day, when using it for hands free calling the quality is great (has some minor road noise like expected) but its 100% usable. For Music streaming, I never had quality issues for music streaming on the MTCB, however I can tell you the Bluetooth 4.0 intel unit plays/sounds perfect, is MUCH more responsive when skipping tracks or pausing or anything, and has the added benefit of displaying song tite/artist, where Bluetooth 3.1 did not support this.
Edit: Also in the caraudiosettings, there is adjustments for bluetooth mic you can make to fit your needs, high sensitivity, medium sensitivity and low sensitivity on the intel unit.
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I can chime in on this somewhat. I came from an old Pumpkin brand rockchip on lollipop, bluetooth was the biggest joke on that thing, 100% unusable it may as well not have existed, microphone quality was inaudible junk to the caller.
I have now upgraded to the new Joying brand Intel Sofia 2GB ram unit, which has Bluetooth 4.0 vs the 3.1 on the MTCB unit. The difference is night and day, when using it for hands free calling the quality is great (has some minor road noise like expected) but its 100% usable. For Music streaming, I never had quality issues for music streaming on the MTCB, however I can tell you the Bluetooth 4.0 intel unit plays/sounds perfect, is MUCH more responsive when skipping tracks or pausing or anything, and has the added benefit of displaying song tite/artist, where Bluetooth 3.1 did not support this.
Edit: Also in the caraudiosettings, there is adjustments for bluetooth mic you can make to fit your needs, high sensitivity, medium sensitivity and low sensitivity on the intel unit.
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Great to hear that.
Does the new intel sofia unit show album art through Bluetooth?
Do you use Bluetooth tethering (if you use an Android smartphone)? If so, how is stability and speed?
KamaL said:
Great to hear that.
Does the new intel sofia unit show album art through Bluetooth?
Do you use Bluetooth tethering (if you use an Android smartphone)? If so, how is stability and speed?
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No album art support, just titles/names.
I use a Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, I have not tried Bluetooth Tethering TBH as i just use my wifi hotspot on my phone for internet. I will look into it next time I am in front of it though that would be interesting
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No album art support, just titles/names.
I use a Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, I have not tried Bluetooth Tethering TBH as i just use my wifi hotspot on my phone for internet. I will look into it next time I am in front of it though that would be interesting
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Thanks
Yes, you should try it. It should drain less battery, although speed won't be the same.
Check this thread for an interesting application:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/and...elopment/bluetooth-settings-launcher-t3504526
Piaband said:
Can anyone comment on the MTCD units, with respect to Bluetooth audio performance? Specifically, the outgoing call quality (how we sound to the person on the other end).
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I have a MTCD Joying VL130 and upstream audio to the other party is quite ok. No difference between internal and external mic.
What I don't like is the fact that downstream audio is only put on the right speaker. This is by design according to Joying support guys. It should reduce the uplink echo...hmm.
So, i have MTCD KD version, and sound realy bad. Idk why
Bluetooth Issues
I have a question with the BT on my unit. I have the external Mic connected and people complain that they can't hear me and they always hang up me. Music works fine but on phone call I have to switch my phone to Speaker. Would disconnecting the external Mic would improve the call quality. Do you suggest I get another external microphone? If you do can you please link me to a good one. Please see the picture for my unit's information.
llaugerm said:
I have a question with the BT on my unit. I have the external Mic connected and people complain that they can't hear me and they always hang up me. Music works fine but on phone call I have to switch my phone to Speaker. Would disconnecting the external Mic would improve the call quality. Do you suggest I get another external microphone? If you do can you please link me to a good one. Please see the picture for my unit's information.
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I'm having this same problem. Any input from anyone?
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I'm having this same problem. Any input from anyone?
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Here is what I did and it worked fine without the need of opening my head unit:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/an...ic-quality-t3339551/post72975889#post72975889
Bluetooth audio/music quality is a joke on my Witson PX5 unit (MX). Sounds like playing a really old cassette tape.