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If you have problems streaming audio to Motorola HT820....

...this guy got it working so it's possible.
http://msmobiles.com/news.php/4679.html

I received my HT-820 this morning.
I followed this guide and have successfully listened to music over the headset.
I've also recorded a voicemail message so the phone function seems to work.

Hello.
I got my Qtek S110 to work with the Motorola HT 820 too, but I have some problems.
- there are glitches in the playback. I think due to the fixed 195kbps connection rate (the device must transform the music played).
- I have more gitches and stops when the bitrate of the music is over 195 kbps.
- if I turn the audio redirection and auto mute on then I can not hear anytheng (eg. ringtone) when the headset swithed off. I have to manually turn off the redirection.
- the redirection only works with MS Media Player.
Is there any idea to solve this issues?

h2oo2h said:
Hello.
I got my Qtek S110 to work with the Motorola HT 820 too, but I have some problems.
- there are glitches in the playback. I think due to the fixed 195kbps connection rate (the device must transform the music played).
- I have more gitches and stops when the bitrate of the music is over 195 kbps.
- if I turn the audio redirection and auto mute on then I can not hear anytheng (eg. ringtone) when the headset swithed off. I have to manually turn off the redirection.
- the redirection only works with MS Media Player.
Is there any idea to solve this issues?
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If you read the HT820 quickk start guide,
http://www.motorola.com/mdirect/manuals/QG-HT820HdPhns.pdf
It says that "Note: You may need to wait several seconds before
hearing music in the headphones while the devices
connect."
This is why the first few seconds of the song/track are skippy. If ther are ever connection problems, the same thing happens midway through the song.
When you turn the headphone off, you need to turn the bluetooth audo settings off as well.
These issues make me believe that this patch/update is only a beta/test version and not the real thing, especially as the Bluetooth on the HT820 is done by the same people that made this patch (CSR)
http://www.csr.com/pr/pr210.htm

Still the patch is an advancement for the Magician. Just have to work around it

quick question to ht820 owners,
can you tell me if you can use these headphones for voice dial?
bluetake bt450 cannot, you have to dial via phone, then headset can be used to hangup.
thanks
in advance

aliendad said:
quick question to ht820 owners,
can you tell me if you can use these headphones for voice dial?
bluetake bt450 cannot, you have to dial via phone, then headset can be used to hangup.
thanks
in advance
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I would answer that question but I've never used voice dial. is that what Microsoft Voice Command is used for?
What I CAN tell youthough, is that on the second page of the manual, it tells you how to "make a voice dial call"
http://www.motorola.com/mdirect/manuals/QG-HT820HdPhns.pdf

thanks for the reply,
reading the instructions in "make call" first instruction says "hold button then speak after tone"
bluetake doesn't have that function
thanks again
two final questions, if you don't mind,
are they supplied with audio cable to use with non bluetooth music player?
and is the audio quality good or great or just ok?
thanks again again

aliendad said:
two final questions, if you don't mind,
are they supplied with audio cable to use with non bluetooth music player?
and is the audio quality good or great or just ok?
thanks again again
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I don't mind.
Yes, there is an audio cable that will connect the headset's 2.5mm socket with a regular 3.5mm one.
The audio quality is as good as I've heard. Any audio problems you get with the PDA will be due to the bluetooth patch which I believe is still experimental.

The HT820 works very nicely particularly if the Magician is tweaked with Pocket Hack Master. The skips are barely noticeble and the lag at the beginning of each track is minimised. Voice Dialing works flawlessly with Cyberon Voice Speed Dial...the HT820 mic relays the command to the Magician...BUT...same issue with MVC...you don't hear the voice command relayed from the Magician back to the headset.
The one thing that I have not been able to work is the "resume playback after a phone call" even with the option ticked off in /menu/options/playback in Windows Media Player. Everytime I answer a call or make a call, WMP reverts back to the default Library opening screen. I've read in the other thread that others have had it working the way it should.
Any ideas?

shanghaishah said:
The HT820 works very nicely particularly if the Magician is tweaked with Pocket Hack Master. The skips are barely noticeble and the lag at the beginning of each track is minimised. Voice Dialing works flawlessly with Cyberon Voice Speed Dial...the HT820 mic relays the command to the Magician...BUT...same issue with MVC...you don't hear the voice command relayed from the Magician back to the headset.
The one thing that I have not been able to work is the "resume playback after a phone call" even with the option ticked off in /menu/options/playback in Windows Media Player. Everytime I answer a call or make a call, WMP reverts back to the default Library opening screen. I've read in the other thread that others have had it working the way it should.
Any ideas?
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Where can I get this pocket hack master?
I did't change any of the settings and mine automatically resumes playback after answering a call.

www.pocketgear.com ....cost 15 bucks.... worth it IMHO
download the trial and give it a spin... buy it if it works for you....
you'll be able to overclock or underclock your cpu speed and set certain fixed speeds for certain applications... I've found that different settings works best for different machines...tried it on three different Magicians with different ROMS and different applications... the settings that works best for my Jam and the HT820 are :
CPU between 260 to 520
Bus between 104 to 117
Ram between 52 to 59
LCD between 52 to 59
you've got to find what works for you... Not perfect mind you, but certainly a LOT better then without...like I said I barely notice the skips and depending on the CPU speed set, the delay at the front of each new track can be cut to a split second... all my tracks are at 192 kbps BTW... mow if only I can get the darn WMP to resume play after a call ... :evil:

I need help.. .please
Hi all,
I am new to this forum...and obviously not so bright on the settings etc of the XDAIIi of mine...for your info my XDA details are as below,
ROM version - 1.11.00 WWE
ROM date - 01/27//05
Radio version - 1.00.00
Protocol version - 1337.39
ExtROM version - 1.11.169 WWE
The way i look at your radio version and ROM version... they are far more bigger than the number that I have on my XDA.... is there any update link you can provide for me to improve my XDA???
Second Q is, I have bought the motorolla HT820 and i would like to have Stereo Bluetooth enabled on my XDA.. but i don't know the hows ...
Can someone please guide me through step by step....I would really appreciate it.... Many Thanks....

Re: I need help.. .please
mizou_takasyimaya said:
Hi all,
I am new to this forum...and obviously not so bright on the settings etc of the XDAIIi of mine...for your info my XDA details are as below,
ROM version - 1.11.00 WWE
ROM date - 01/27//05
Radio version - 1.00.00
Protocol version - 1337.39
ExtROM version - 1.11.169 WWE
The way i look at your radio version and ROM version... they are far more bigger than the number that I have on my XDA.... is there any update link you can provide for me to improve my XDA???
Second Q is, I have bought the motorolla HT820 and i would like to have Stereo Bluetooth enabled on my XDA.. but i don't know the hows ...
Can someone please guide me through step by step....I would really appreciate it.... Many Thanks....
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Log-in to the forum and go here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=33532
Download the file on the 1st page.
Install it on the PDA.
Follow the steps on the top of this page.

This topic may be of interest to those who have the Motoroal HT820 bluetooth headset, and want to tweak music playback.
I prefer to untick "automute" so that I can hear the phone ring and can issue Voice Commands with MS Voice Command. Problem I was having, every time I opened Windows Media Player to stream music, it would blare out of the internal speaker as well. Here's the fix:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?p=226814#226814

I´ve installed the cab file and activated the "stream audio" option, my headset is registered and connected, but it is not available in the list of headsets where i checked the "stream audio" box. The list is empty. Maybe just working with stereo headsets ?

Hey all i've followed the prompts time and time again but i come up with the issue that once connected to the ht820 and i open windows media player to play a song the following error msg pops up:
"Bluetooth is turned off. Bluetooth audio has been disabled. Enable Bluetooth audio by turning on Bluetooth, then select Use Bluetooth audio again."
I switch bluetooth off and on and the same msg pops back up when i go to play a song!!!
WTF???
I'm thinking that because i've installed this hack and the other bluetooth hack and removed soo many times i might be in need of a hard reset!
Help so i dont have too PLEASE

djtwok said:
I´ve installed the cab file and activated the "stream audio" option, my headset is registered and connected, but it is not available in the list of headsets where i checked the "stream audio" box. The list is empty. Maybe just working with stereo headsets ?
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Yes, just stereo.
There is a mono way though.

boh113 said:
Hey all i've followed the prompts time and time again but i come up with the issue that once connected to the ht820 and i open windows media player to play a song the following error msg pops up:
"Bluetooth is turned off. Bluetooth audio has been disabled. Enable Bluetooth audio by turning on Bluetooth, then select Use Bluetooth audio again."
I switch bluetooth off and on and the same msg pops back up when i go to play a song!!!
WTF???
I'm thinking that because i've installed this hack and the other bluetooth hack and removed soo many times i might be in need of a hard reset!
Help so i dont have too PLEASE
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Make sure Bluetooth is on and the phone is not in flight mode.
If all else fails, backup your data (xbackup) and hard reset.

Hi
I want to know if the Motorola HT820 works with my Xda II following all the steps you say here?
I have ROM 2.20.07
Thanks

Play music through bluetooth headset?

Is it possible to play music through a bluetooth headset? Not a stereo headset, just a normal, mono headset.
If so, does it automatically pause the music when you get a call?

yes you can using the bt audio software on http://www.htcwizardweb.net/system/files?file=btaudio.zip
download it unzip it and copy the folder to your storage card or your pda and enable or disable it at your convinience. hope i was helpfull

I tried that BT Audio app with the 750, and it doesn't work. I also tried every media player I could find...still nothing.
Has anyone had success with this theory working? I need it in a BAD way.

Here is a .cab file that does what you want it to do.
First activate your Bluetooth unit. Then stream your music or whatever. Then turn on the software. It works quite well.
Enjoy !!!

What I do for my 8125 is activate the BT toggling program and then Mortplayer. I tie the two programs together using MortScript and then activate a playlist through voice command by creating a shortcut into the Programs file.

usng bt headset with htc wizard with fafio crossbow
yes it is capable to do this i have wizard htc running clocking at 286 speed, tomtom mobile 5, with the jabra 2020 bluetooth earpiece all works great gps every single thing to do with sound comes through ear piece even key tapping try this program called btnav you can download it then allocate one of the the buttons to activate it as i do. my normal day using gps system intails switching on earpiece then wizard, pushing allocated button my earpiece beeps then start tomtom all works great then when at work i can listen to audio tracks aswell great little toy hope this helps

zcink said:
Here is a .cab file that does what you want it to do.
First activate your Bluetooth unit. Then stream your music or whatever. Then turn on the software. It works quite well.
Enjoy !!!
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BEAUTIFUL THING

Bluetooth Audio
I've downloaded the bluetooth audio to my Samsung Blackjack II and installed it. I have tried several combinations of steps to get the music to play through my headset but I cant get it to work. Do you have any suggestions for me? Is there a specific bluetooth headset I need to get? Or did I just mess something up?

Hey thanks alot for this cab because I've been looking for this cab all over and finally you had the solution to my problem.....

I just installed that cab file and while it seems to function correctly by sending music to the earpiece on the phone, it does not send it to the BT device. The BT device acknowledges when the program is turned on and when it is turned off, but no sound is coming out.
I'm using a Blackjack2 and an Isymphony BT headset/speaker which is not stereo.
I just want to be able to hear my phone on my BT headset/speaker.
Is there some setting I'm missing? Does this program not work? Why for some and not others? Where can I find documentation? Who made that program?

Well, I dont know why you blackjack people are here(this being the Wizard forum and all!), but what I used to use on my Excalibur is the little shareware program called:BTAUDIO(link at bottom of post)
Its shareware in the fact that it only works for 30 minutes at a time, but it does indeed send ALL audio that the phone emits to your bluetooth headset.
Instructions:
1-Install BTAUDIO .cab to your phone
2-Activate your bluetooth headset, and put it in "find" mode
3-Goto your phones comm manager and turn Blueooth on
4-Now pair your headset with your phone
5-Start BTAUDIO
6-Follow the instructions on the screen and BAM, you are done!
I hope that helps!
DOWNLOAD LINK FOR BTAUDIO=
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=9MLLW0MC

Thanks for the reply.
I gave this program a try and it didn't seem to work either. I'm guessing it's a BlackJack problem. That download appeared to be pretty much the same thing as the other link to the "BTaudio" program by Triangle but is limited to 30 minutes, like you said. The first link was not limited to 30 minutes. (so you might want to check that one out)
As for why the Blackjack guys are coming here I'm guessing it's the same reason I found this place. A Google search.
The Blackjack forums don't seem to have any solution other than... "go spend another $75 on a new set of headphones"
Myself, I want to use a BT mono speaker for listening to mono recordings and don't really want a stereo headset.
Thanks for all your help!

THANX for the CAB file
REaly thank you for the cab file works gr8.......................................

Thanks...
This one is very nice. I can't speak for others, but here is what I've learned in a short time....
My personalized ring tones are now coming through the BT, along with the called annoucement. Sorta disorienting, but I like it. I bet if I disable call annoucements, this will fix it. I'll look around..... Thanks for this tweak....
I love it!

thanks
hi this is the first time i am using this site hope it works

I just intalled this cab on a Samsung Ace i325 6.1 (Sprint). I'm using the Jawbone II bluetooth and it works perfectly! Thanks for the cab file.

Hi ,
i really appreciate you cooperation about this issue
i have the same problem but with java platform phone SE w550i) with bluetooth headset
i need a java application that let me hear the music via bluetooth headset (application like msi blue player) in jar format
Can any one help (regarding that my bluetooth headset support a2dp and w550i has no problem with that just need application to stream audio through bluetooth headset)
thanks in advance
my mail is [email protected]

THANX for the CAB file

zcink said:
Here is a .cab file that does what you want it to do.
First activate your Bluetooth unit. Then stream your music or whatever. Then turn on the software. It works quite well.
Enjoy !!!
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thank you bro you solved my problem

This application works awesome... Great work
One issue occurred.... The BT Audio is switched ON, i receive a call, i answer/end it. After the call ends, the music is routed back to the phones speaker. I have to switch ON BT Audio again.
Keep up the good work

A2DP cab

I have the cingular 8125 and the plantronics 590a wireless headphones but I can not seem to find the cab file I need to enable A2DP. All I keep finding is ROM upgrades. Any help would be much appreciated.

here you go!

Thank you very much. The cab installed fine but I still can not get the phone to play music files over bluetooth. What am I missing here?

128d what ROM are you running? I believe you must have an AKU 2.0 or above ROM for the a2dp hack to work.
Also, did you soft reset your device after the install?
This is the thread that I used to get a2dp working on my Universal and 8125s (Yes I read the whole thing and you should too because nearly every problem is solved)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=48502&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0
Don't skip a reply, read the whole thing and all the pages. There's another cab file with the registry settings on one of those middle pages that saved me a lot of time and frustration. :wink:

My ROM is 2.25.11.1 WWE

Everytime you want to listen to music you have to go to Bluetooth settings and tap-and-hold where it says Plantronics 590, then choose Stereo headset. Very frustrating and I haven't found a better solution for it. I think the guy behind PhoneAlarm is working on a sollution though.

Dmon said:
Everytime you want to listen to music you have to go to Bluetooth settings and tap-and-hold where it says Plantronics 590, then choose Stereo headset. Very frustrating and I haven't found a better solution for it. I think the guy behind PhoneAlarm is working on a sollution though.
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i dont have that problem with my HT820.. as soon as i turn on the device and bluetooth on my phone and they sync up i can start playing music in stereo... my settings stay

Unless I've missed something fundamental this must be an issue with the 9100. It seems that it switches between two settings, one for talking and one for music. If you watch a movie you also notice that the audio lags for 2-3 seconds. Obviously this does not happen during conversations.
In one thread on the forum they were discussing creating a little program or applet to activate the headset with just the push of a button. Haven't checked their progress lately though...

Dmon said:
Unless I've missed something fundamental this must be an issue with the 9100. It seems that it switches between two settings, one for talking and one for music. If you watch a movie you also notice that the audio lags for 2-3 seconds. Obviously this does not happen during conversations.
In one thread on the forum they were discussing creating a little program or applet to activate the headset with just the push of a button. Haven't checked their progress lately though...
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interesting.. my ht820 dont switch profiles between music or talking... it still has the notorious skipping problem when playing mp3's.. but that dont bother me, i only got the headset for phone calls.. im going deaf in my young age from to many loud concerts and a phone call in stereo is very helpful to me

Dmon you trick worked. I can now listen to music with my plantronics. The only problem is the buttons on the headset dont function. Have you had any luck with this?

What player are you using? You have to use, as far as I know, WMP or the newest version of Pocket Player (think it's 2.8) if you want to be able to skip songs and pause etc. I use Pocket Player and I think it's the best player around but unfortunately it's not free. The equalizer is a lot better so you can play with the high registry to remove some of the hissing noices.

8125 A2dp CAB
Installed the cabinet file and it works well in terms of getting the audio to the Jabra BT320S. However, when using the stereo wireless function that it enables, it slows everything else on the phone. Takes 6 to 10 seconds to get the system to recognize any command.
Any suggestions as to what might help speed it up?
My skills are not such that I’m comfortable messing with the ROM (2.25.11.1 WWE)
Thanks for all your work.

Giving this a whirl with my 8125 running Molski 2.26.10.2 Final and Jabra 250.

Holy thread resurrection, Batman!
Here, try these cabs instead. This is the 3.3 stack. Install the cert. before you install the patch.

jwzg said:
Holy thread resurrection, Batman!
Here, try these cabs instead. This is the 3.3 stack. Install the cert. before you install the patch.
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worked like a charm on my 8125
thx man

..?
Aslo for Wizard ??

mazterjay said:
Aslo for Wizard ??
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Of course!

!!
Yeah,, U'r right,,, just tested it.. But got a minilag in about every 10-12 secs.. Its a lag of a second.. Each time.. Who know how-to fix this ??
ByTheWay.. I am using a Logitech HS210 ( AKA_ Logitech Mobile Stereo Headset..
Controls are working fine..

Please help / Samsung i830 + A2DP

I've tried SuperDave's i730 fix/hack at pdaphonehome.com, every thing seems to work except there is no way, or option to select "set as wireless stereo".
I get no stereo from bluetooth, WMP still plays sound through the device speakers.
I tried the "zoad2p.cab" from this site (works on Cingular 8125)
Same results.
I've also tried the Tornado a2dp I found here.
It's working on devices with AKU2.6 but I get the same results
as with SuperDave's fix.
One interesting thing...
If you launch WMP and play a song then activate voice siginal, the music
IS sent to the head set briefly.
To keep it active, select settings>about and leave voice signal running.
seems to work like Bluetoothaudiotoggle for about 45-60 sec.
I wonder what is missing from these hacks that we need to make it work.

austinbrady said:
If you launch WMP and play a song then activate voice siginal, the music
IS sent to the head set briefly.
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for some 100-200 ms? Then, you've run into the problem i've described (along with the solution) in one of my recent articles - see http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=282008

Menneisyys said:
for some 100-200 ms? Then, you've run into the problem i've described (along with the solution) in one of my recent articles - see http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=282008
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Thanks, but it does not work for this device.
The audio is played only as long as the VoiceSignal application is open.
When I select the bluetooth headphones under listed devices
I get a popup for:
1.Edit
2.Delete
3.Set as hands free.
It's missing {4. Set as Wireless Stereo}
There is no option for "Set as Wireless Stereo"
Could this just be a missing Reg. entry?
(and I believe this is what I'm missing which may be the trouble).
Under Profiles, I have:
1.Hands Free
2.Wireless Stereo
3.Headset
*all have checkboxes.
I've tried every combination I can think of.
Thanks for your HELP, I really appreciate it.

Please move this thread.
Could a Moderator please move this thread over to Development and Hacking.
I think I might get more help there.
Thanks+

austinbrady said:
Could a Moderator please move this thread over to Development and Hacking.
I think I might get more help there.
Thanks+
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OK, will move

I'm interested as well in a solution (sprint i80) but I can't even get the option to check off wireless or headset; the only thing showing up after pairing is handsfree.
any ideas?

Which hack have you installed?
Try Refresh...
They should pop up.

Menneisyys said:
OK, will move
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Thanks for the help and move.

Actually, I had read that the bluetooth audio toggle wouldn't work with sd's hack, so I had removed the hack. I just reinstalled it and it sorta works in conjuntion with the toggle; I can play audio over my bt headset, but an incoming call disconnects it and I can't hear my caller. Work in progress.
I currently have the i-tech clip and bluetake i-phono; the clip gives me music but no calls and the bluetake gives me calls and no music......
I also have a pair of the sony hbh something or other, but I'm trying to find them in my house!!!!

lido said:
Actually, I had read that the bluetooth audio toggle wouldn't work with sd's hack, so I had removed the hack. I just reinstalled it and it sorta works in conjuntion with the toggle; I can play audio over my bt headset, but an incoming call disconnects it and I can't hear my caller. Work in progress.
I currently have the i-tech clip and bluetake i-phono; the clip gives me music but no calls and the bluetake gives me calls and no music......
I also have a pair of the sony hbh something or other, but I'm trying to find them in my house!!!!
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SuperDaves' hack for the i730 (I think is based on the Tornado Hack found here on xda) will not Work at all with the i830's bluetooth stack. It seems to be completely different. After you install it and try to use it you will get OS errors if you have error reporting turned on.
AudioToggle.exe seems to work fine, except its mono.
+ (the whole call answer issue)
I've also tried the Wizard hack with the same results.
I really hope we can find a device with the same bluetooth stack/build and figure out what we need to add to enable a2dp.

Redirect ALL Audio to a BT Headset?

Hi folks,
I have a Cingular 8525 (Hermes 100/TYTN, I believe) running WM5 on the stock ROM from Cingular/AT&T (the recently upgraded one). I am trying to redirect all audio output, no matter what it is, to my Plantronics Model 340 headset. This is a monaural headset, but I don't care, because all I want to do is listen to voice podcasts and audio quality is not an issue.
A few people have told me about the program "BTAudio," but I tried this and it doesn't appear to work on my phone. Running the BTAudioOn program produces a soft hiss in the headset, but other than that you hear nothing through it. BTAudioOff turns off the hiss.
I thought that maybe this would work better with the WIDCOMM stack that you folks have been working on, but I can't find an actual install guide for that or anything saying "hey, this is ready to go and you should use it now."
Help?

http://www.teksoftbluemusic.com/
It works great, for me.

vmiguel said:
http://www.teksoftbluemusic.com/
It works great, for me.
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Thanks! anyone else have other ideas? I would prefer not to go with trialware as there exist other solutions that work fine on other handsets.
I feel like there's just one little thing I'd have to tweak somewhere to get it to work, if only I knew what it was.

Actually, a couple of things happened here:
1) At first it didn't work.
2) Then I held down the button on my headset, and the Voice Speed Dial application started itself, all the audio was redirected to the headset for about 5 seconds, and then it stopped.
3) Then THIS stopped and wouldn't work anymore. Then when I pressed the "play" button in the Today screen plugin, it started working (for the two-minute trial period). I haven't been able to make it work again since.
I think there is some chance I could make this work if I could disable the Voice Speed Dial application, but I don't know how :-/