I have a motorcycle intercom system that worked flawlessly when my HD2 was running WinMo 6.5. I could make/receive phone calls and also hear GPS alerts via bluetooth. The intercom system is not A2DP, but WinMo handled things fine. I don't remember if I tried streaming any other audio, but I'm pretty sure that worked as well even though it wasn't in stereo.
I'm now running HyperDroidGBX-v12 (Gingerbread) and I have it paired with the intercom system, but I'm only able to use the audio features for telephone. I tried iGo8, Google Nav, CoPilot etc. , but none of the GPS audio will come through via bluetooth.
I understand that most bluetooth audio works on the A2DP protocol. My HD2 will send ALL audio through bluetooth when I'm using it in the car. I understand that my intercom system doesn't use A2DP audio, however, Windows Mobile didn't have any problems sending the GPS audio to the Scala unit, so why can't Android do that?
In the case of bluetooth implementation, phone to headset communication for calls is usually handled by the HSP (headset profile) or HFP (hands free profile) or a combination of the two. Is there some way to get Android to work correctly with HSP or HFP for non-phone related audio?
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I have a problem with my phone and my bluetooth handsfree system in my car that I cannot get solved - I really wonder why I could not find any advice - or at least working advice...
I use my xperia as a navigation system (Navigon to be precise) and I want to hear the announcements of the Navigon lady through my car radio, which should then lower the volume of the playing music that I can understand the announcements. Just like a normal phone call!
This basically means. I want to have All sounds of the xperia through the handsfree bluetooth profile - NOT through the Stereo Headset (A2DP) profile!
There are some programs that offer this functionality, for instance BT-Audio and Chartcross BTARouter. But they don't work on my xperia
By the way: Normal calls work fine and it also works fine if I use A2DP connection to my radio (but then I don't have my music anymore). I tested different ROMs.
I hope someone has a bit of advice, a few tips or eben a solution available
Equipment in the car:
Radio: Alpine iDA-X305
BT Adapter: KCE-400BT
Recently I flashed my HTC Leo with Android.
I am using the HTC Leo with a bluetooth carkit Parrot 3200 LS.
I would like to use the carkit for phone calls and for the sounds of GPS-software (TomTom navigator)
In Windows Mobile changing some Widcomm registry settings were enough to redirect a2dp-audio of the navigator to the carkit. There were dropouts, but that was not a problem (most navigators are talking to much).
After flashing the HTC Leo to a Android phone, I am using Sygic as navigator.
Sygic sends (like TomTom) messages to bluetooth devices that supports a2dp.
Because the carkit does not support a2dp, I need to redirect the a2dp audio to mono with an app called 'BT mono'.
That works but the carkit is switched permanent to Voice dialing.
After a call, it is switched off. Than it is necessary to restart the app.
Further it is not stable. Sometimes the carkit needs a restart.
I am looking for an app that redirects a2dp-audio to a a mono headset, but only when there is output.
So when there is a navigation message, the following should happen:
1. the carkit is switched to Voice dialing
2. a2dp audio is to redirected to mono
3. after the message the Voice dialing is switched off.
Any info is welcome.
Well we have got 2 cars with the parrot carkit installed.
On the oldest one bluetooth works fine on the newer one it always says 'connection failed'. I don't know why but it seems like the older the parrot is the better is works.
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Hi!
I'm not sure if this is the right forum, so if I am wring, please let me know where to post it.
I would like to use my older smartphone (an HTC touch diamond 1) as an mp3 player for my daughter. She has hearing aids capable of using bluetooth, the device actually receiving bluetooth is known as "Oticon Streamer".
I tried installing A2DP toggler, the program seems to work in general (I can connect to the Oticon Streamer, it is recognized as bluetooth headset, I can only switch A2DP on while streamer is actually on and connected), but eventually it does not work: sound comes always and only through the speakers. For playing music (mostly mp3) I am using mort player.
Do I need special software for playing music files when I want to send them to A2DP or is there something I could try to make it working?
Any ideas are appreciated! Thanks!
You don't need any 3rd-party add-on/SW to get bluetooth working for A2DP. The MS bluetooth stack on WM6.1 on HTC diamond1 should have everything you need. I have the same HTC phone and I also use BT stereo headsets which supports A2DP. Just pair the hearing aids if it supports A2DP.
My new car navigation ( KIA Rio) want me to use A2DP to play music from mobile device and to the Navigation unit.
I don't know how to enable A2DP and after connect to the car Navigation . Please help me.
A2DP is enabled by default on your phone.
You need to have bluetooth on the phone turned on prior to connecting with your car.
Then sync with your car and follow the onscreen instructions and read your owners manual.
The S7 ad2p feature doesn't seem to be working with my Parrot Mki9200 carkit. Nor will it autoconnect for some reason.
It pairs and connects manually with handsfree working for calls, but music won't stream over ad2p to the kit. (Music streaming is enabled, even tried adding it as a trusted device).
Anyone any ideas?
I'm having the same issue with mki9200 and a galaxy s7 edge.
Call audio works fine. Music streaming nothing at all.
Hello,
If I use my BT headset, I can hear everything (phonecall, mp3, navigation program) with the headset, but not the fm-radio.
I have tried some bt-mono or other routing apps, but nothing worked. If BT is connected, also the 3,5 mm wired headset has no tone.
Is there a possibility, to hear fm-radio (no internetstreaming) over bluetooth?
FM doesn't work over bluetooth anymore
And I'm having problems with regular bluetooth audio. It stops working after a few hours.