Guy! Is there any Built-in Bluetooth NS dock that exists already? I don't want to wake my parents up again which is annoying for both of us. :crying:
Check this out! I just found it lately. With the built-in Bluetooth, finally, I can connect my headphones while my Switch docking.
It calls Dongii by Better DiGi team. It can also use for my MacBook, tablet, smartphone or GoPro.
Join the Dongi Facebook group and get more detail~:victory:
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Anyone Fring users out there able to get caller/mic audio through the headset?
My setup is Blueant Q1 (8.21 firmware) with N1. Google listen and other audio apps play to the headset though the new A2DP support (sweet!). Calls though vodafone also works fine.
Could not find help googling around. Great forum. Thanks for any pointers!
No cigar for you or any other Fring user, including myself.
It is one of the outstanding feature reqs with Fring, along with
removing the uber annoying buzz messaging notification.
They seems to move reaaaaally slow, so it is going to be a while,
I am afraid.
Thanks for this. I can't see this as being a complicated thing to add. People with bluetooth car sets must have the same problem right?
I'd use the N1 supplied headset/mic, but it broke after the second week.
Fring if you are listening.. give me an option to get rid of the stupid test call on my friends list and like everyone else I want to be in control of my audio notifications. For the rest,,, great work.
A new Fring software update and still no bluetooth/headset or speakerphone support..... anyone care to venture a guess as to why this is such a difficult feature to add in?
Well,
an app that outputs audio, should not be concerned with just how that audio ends up getting delivered - over built-in jack or BT. All an app should do for that to work is to declare it wants to use BT when it is available.
Unfortunately, the Android doesn't work like that. Enabling app for BT seems to be a fairly involved affair, way too complicated.
As for speaker, same thinking should apply, except we lack a HW speaker button, so app needs to provide a toggle via its own UI.
And like I mentioned, Fring is a very weird app in how its been maintained, with updates barely trickling through, one every few months - which is way too slow.
Anyone else having issues with bluetooth devices on the atrix? I use a Liquidaux bluetooth adapter in my car with the Atrix docked in the car dock mounted to the windshield. It plays for a few minutes then the sounds starts cutting out, if I pull the phone out of the dock and move it to within a few inches of the adaptor it clears up. If I dissconect and pe pair, it fixes it for a few minutes then starts cutting out again. I tested with a pair of southwing headphones to see what kind of range i could get and was only able to get around 5 feet.
I have had bluetooth cut out a few times in my car. Music keeps playing with no working audio then a few minutes later it disconnects
My jawbone headset goes as far at 100 ft or more
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The Bluetooth on the Atrix seems to be very on demand as compared to other devices. We have an HTC EVO and an HTC Aria in the household as well and they both stay connected to our Benz, but the Atrix seems only to connect when I'm about to make a call (which is all it's used for).
phobos512 said:
The Bluetooth on the Atrix seems to be very on demand as compared to other devices. We have an HTC EVO and an HTC Aria in the household as well and they both stay connected to our Benz, but the Atrix seems only to connect when I'm about to make a call (which is all it's used for).
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Completely agree with this. Whenever I turn on my bluetooth headset, it does NOT automatically connect to the Atrix. I have to manually connect every single time (Wireless Networks > Bluetooth Settings > Click Headset to Connect)/ Is there anyway to fix this?
Does anyone know if the Atrix BT is compatible with any BT keyboard, or only the one that comes with the Media Dock? I was thinking it would be convenient to use the Atrix with a Generic BT Keyboard and Mouse (which I already have), and not pay extra to get a Media Dock. (I realize I could use the Media Dock and plug in a USB BT adapter to use something like the Logitech BT Keyboard/Mouse set.)
I also wonder if the Moto Keyboard has decent keying? I have found it harder and harder to find ANY BT keyboards with decent keys lately. I really dislike the chicklet keyboards. Unpleasent to type on!
Thanks in advance.
I have the Galaxy Tab 7.7 (p6800).
When I have my stereo bluetooth headset connected, the sounds for Phone Ringtones, Notifications and the Text-to-Speech reader (reads your texts to you) all come out of the tablet speaker and the bluetooth headset.
I'm looking for a way to disable the tablet speakers either manually or automatically when connected to bluetooth.
Would placing a bounty of say $50 be enough to be worth someones time to create an App that does this? If so, is there a process I need to follow to set up the bounty?
Thanks
Is $50 enough to develop a custom application?
No, but it would be a nice reward, and may get someone thinking about a profitable application they could submit to the Android market.
Turning off the internal speakers when connected should be part of the Bluetooth driver options.
Good place to look would be Android Market - look up "Bluetooth Switcher", and maybe contact the developer. That app looks like mono only currently.
Robert
Note: This seems to be a problem that some people see when using Wired Headphones, as well
Issue 16667: Notifications are played through external speaker when headphones are plugged in (http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=16667)
Would that be driver related also?
Hey everyone
My kid has a Switch and obviously a Fortnite crazed 7yr old.
So at his Mom he connects the switch to her TV and uses a headset and plays etc. Obviously the sound annoys her (yup that's her alright)
When he visits me, I don't mind the sound, actually encourage it as I'm a 7yr old at heart.
So he doesn't have a mic/headset to talk to his team, and I'd love to sort this out for him.
Is there a way to just plug in a mic so he can communicate and the sound still come out the TV. It's connected via HDMI
Any input will be appreciated
Thanks
On a Whatsapp video call, listening via my bluetooth headphones. My wife pulls the car into the garage, and the phone switches to the car bluetooth automatically and won't switch back. I've tried forgetting the car, forgetting the headphones, but nothing seems to stop the car having priority (could it really be alphabetical priority? C for Car before H for Headphones? (assuming the devices are named Car and Headphones)).
Various other flavours of this annoyance. Auto-connecting or not. Switching or not. It's absolutely infuriating. Does anyone know if:
Bluetooth device management on Android is just ****, has always been ****, and will always be ****?
1 was true but was fixed since Android 11 / bluetooth BTFM.CHE.2.1.5-00254-QCACHROMZ-1.329647.2.333715.1 (Zenfone 6 stock)
1 is true but can be fixed by flashing the bluetooth firmware with a super awesome replacement?
1 is true but can be fixed by installing a super awesome app?
Thanks all! Surely I can't be the only one frustrated by this.