The bluetooth in these devices are just basic bluetooth setups. They show up in the bluetooth device list as just something to connect and transfer files. Car bluetooth or bluetooth speakers, on the other hand, show up as a media device which can stream music. Is there any way to make these devices show up as a media device so that it can stream music from connected bluetooth devices, like your phone?
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I got a bluetooth stereo headphones that I use with A2DP enabled bluetooth dongle on my PC to listen to music wirelessly and watch movies in silence. I also use bluetooth ActiveSync with the same bluetooth dongle. Dongle uses Toshiba stack for windows.
Problem is when I am listening to music from my PC thru A2DP profile and then connect my Treo 750 for ActiveSync, the sound comes thru my headset not in smooth manner anymore. It breaks and delays sometimes. Maybe a port conflict. Is there any way I could get around it??
sounds more like bluetooth cant provide enough bandwidth
maybe a bluetooth v2.0 dongle could cope
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.
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?
Can I play music on my Zune through my Bluetooth?? Anybody got a clue thanks
Zune hardware devices don't have BlueTooth radios, so no. I assume you mean playing music stored on your Windows phone.
You'll need to be more specific than "my Bluetooth" as there are many, many Bluetooth devices, and most of them only support a few profiles. For example, Bluetooth headsets and Bluetooth-enabled cars will usually support the Headset profile, which WP7 will use for calls and voice commands/text dictation, but will not use for music playback. If that's what you have, then no.
However, there are also Bluetooth headphones, speaker docks, and some cars that have support for a Bluetooth Audio profile (properly, A2DP), which Windows Phone 7 can use to stream music playback.
yes you can.
I can't find a way to have both my headset and car stereo connected at the same time without changing the bluetooth profiles in settings. Samsung s8 can do this automatically/natively. both bluetooth devices show connected for phone and media audio.
I use a bluetooth headset on my oneplus 6 (trialing it) during working hours for calls and music.. when i get in my car, I sometimes make calls on my headset... but in between calls, I want to listen to music on my car stereo. That's fine.... IF i remove media audio bluetooth profile from my headset first...
But wait..... Sometimes I want to transfer the call from my headset to my car stereo, and/or vice versa. I don't want to change the Bluetooth profile manually every single time i want to use a different device which I have been having to do.
Pretty please can you try connect your nex to 2 devices that have phone and media capabilities and see if you can connect them both at the same time? If so... try and switch calls between the 2 without changing any settings in the bluetooth? Will you take a screenshot of the bluetooth settings page once they are connected too? I appreciate your time.
Only Samsung is making what you want. (Afair)
Yes, you can pair two Bluetooth devices at a time but only one can be used/selected for calling. If you want to pair two Devices of this type you have to disable Media or Calling for the first connected devices. Then the other one is connecting fine.
I use this in my car. Bluetooth streams music to a FM Transmitter and is connected to my car for calls. In this case (when one device is detected as media only) you can connect the Calling devices without a flaw.