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Using Bluetooth Receiver to get Mobile TV on HD2

I have been thinking that using the glorious HD2 screen would be perfect to watch mobile tv on the phone. I am referring to the tv content broadcast by some providers through the DVB-H standards.
Of course there is no dvb-h receiver inside HD2. So whats the solution. I wondering whether we can use the solution that Nokia employs in some of its handsets. A number of Nokia phones including N97 use a bluetooth Mobile TV Receiver (SU-33W) - http://europe.nokia.com/find-produc...-tv-receivers/nokia-mobile-tv-receiver-su-33w
Is it possible to write an application to enable the HD2 to communicate with the Nokia receiver and thereof be able to get mobile tv in the HD2. Nokia phones use the attached application to enable communication with the receiver. The exe file is a .sis extension for symbian S60.....
Kindly let the experts look at this and see whether its possible.

No chance as there aren't any USB host drivers for the HD2 yet. Even if they come you'd have to carry a separate power supply for the dongle, and find someone to write drivers and an app for it, as symbian is totally different the existing app is useless for the HD2. Chances are awfully low.

kilrah said:
No chance as there aren't any USB host drivers for the HD2 yet. Even if they come you'd have to carry a separate power supply for the dongle, and find someone to write drivers and an app for it, as symbian is totally different the existing app is useless for the HD2. Chances are awfully low.
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its bluetooth not USB!

kilrah said:
No chance as there aren't any USB host drivers for the HD2 yet. Even if they come you'd have to carry a separate power supply for the dongle, and find someone to write drivers and an app for it, as symbian is totally different the existing app is useless for the HD2. Chances are awfully low.
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Sorry its a bluetooth receiver not USB. My bad. And the receiver has its own battery...... So its down to writing an application (and maybe drivers????) to enable communication between the receiver and the HD2.
Anyone?

PlayStation said:
So its down to writing an application (and maybe drivers????)
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it would need both... im not sure if any developers would be interested in this. Sounds good though!
Maybe try posting this in the development and hacking section of XDA?

Oh OK then, seems already a bit easier, but still a long way to go

[Q] Android OS Car Stereo

So i understand that there are Pioneer Avic car stereos that run windows ce and there is a way to access the windows side of the ok. seeing as that is possible would it be a possibility to flash android to the stereo and integrate all the components. perhaps use something similar to the fm app that comes on the htc evo for radio and create an app for dvd/cd/etc etc and use the integrated BT to interface with a phone to access internet and apps.
this would be an awesome project however i do not have the programming expertise that would be necessary and i believe there would be many others interested.

I LIKE THIS IDEA!!!! I Have a Pioneer AVH-P4200DVD model... im not a pro yet, but I would love to learn how to mod my stereo if it was possible. Do you have a base idea or any resources on how to do it yet?

there are discussions on this forum about gaining access to the windows CE OS on the AVIC but i have no resources, out here driving truck it is not often i get online

If you get in to the WinCe probably you can use Haret to boot in Linux/Android. but actually you have to build an android image for your hardware. So first you need to investigate what is the hardware on which the WinCe work, then you can search for an android port for this hardware or start porting the OS by your self. Good Luck!

[Q] remote sim acces profile (rSAP) support

Hi folks,
is there any reliable information wether or not the Nexus S supports bluetooth „remote sim acces profile“ (rSAP) for car phones?
Most Android devices don’t, however some Samsung Android handsets do.
I've googled around but couldn't find much information...
Regards
Eric

[Q] help choosing android phablet and bluetooth printer

my job involves invoicing customers and my employer is trying to implement an application called "sales force". we need to create an order and then be able to print an invoice using a non thermal, battery operated and bluetooth (or wifi) printer.
he and the i.t. guy seem to think that the only way for this to work is for us to have a mobile phone, windows surface and a bluetooth printer.
i'm convinced that we can eliminate the phone and surface using an android phablet that will interface with a bluetooth printer but i'm not up to date with the current equipment.
can anyone recommend a combo that works? i'm thinking about the htc one max or a samsung note as the phablet.
many thanks in advance to anyone that can shed some light on this matter.

Tablet Mirrorlink port

Hi everyone,
I have an automotive infotainment development board based on freescale's i.MX 6 processor, and I need to develop a "light" infotainment system. I have to de exactly 2 things:
- Develop a custom ROM based on the one that freescale provides for that board, but with a Automotive infotainment oriented visual aspect.
- Allow to cast any mobile's screen on that system.
For the first one, I have never developed a custom ROM, but for a starting point a could just create a custom launcher.
For the second one, I thought about using miracast, but we are having issues with the wifi, as no wifi dongle has drivers for this android board. Also mirrorlink could be a nice opcion, but I'm not used too much to these protocols so I not sure if could suit it. For what I now, I would need a mirrorlink implementing app or something in the board, and the mobile phone must have it.
For my first approach, I have downloaded the Android Auto Head Unit provided by a developer on this forum and I have installed it on the board. I've achieved to use it with my Galaxy S5, but this is not an option for our project as we couldn't commercialize it.
So, I would appreciate any orientation or help. I know that here are people with lot of knowledge and very good ideas. For the moment I have just developed apps, so I'm bit noob on this.