When I receive or make call when both my watch and Bluetooth headset is connected
The call is directed to the phone instead to my headset.
Anyone know how to fix this issue?
Hi. Did you find aby solutions? I have similar situation
All permissions must be granted
both in the results and in the profile.
I have 4 pairs of tws earbuds
Not one of them - there were no problems.
de_42 said:
All permissions must be granted
both in the results and in the profile.
I have 4 pairs of tws earbuds
Not one of them - there were no problems.
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care to explain your reply as it doesnt make any sense, all of us cant route the calls to tws when the watch is connected in the same time
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постарайтесь объяснить свой ответ, так как это не имеет никакого смысла, все мы не можем перенаправлять вызовы на tws, когда часы подключены в одно и то же время
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It's simple, you receive a call from the device from which you want to conduct a conversation. Explained clearly? You accept a call from the headphones themselves - you conduct a conversation from them, from the clock - respectively. This is all about incoming, with outgoing past. Elementary.
de_42 said:
It's simple, you receive a call from the device from which you want to conduct a conversation. Explained clearly? You accept a call from the headphones themselves - you conduct a conversation from them, from the clock - respectively. This is all about incoming, with outgoing past. Elementary.
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when you answer or call the phone when tws is connected it goes to the phone , what phone do you have ?
tdassa said:
when you answer or call the phone when tws is connected it goes to the phone , what phone do you have ?
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Buddy, the phone doesn't matter at all here. In this case, xiaomi mi 9t global, 11 android. I explain again, the call is being received from the headphones optionally, by tactile pressing on the headphones themselves, and you are talking through the headphones. You take on the clock and talk to them. Elementary.
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Buddy, the phone doesn't matter at all here. In this case, xiaomi mi 9t global, 11 android. I explain again, the call is being received from the headphones optionally, by tactile pressing on the headphones themselves, and you are talking through the headphones. You take on the clock and talk to them. Elementary.
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Ok, i tried it now and its working,the problem is when i answered from the phone i couldn't reroute it to the headphones.
Anyway different question about the watch, what the hell is the use of connecting the headset to the watch? We can't transfer music to xiaomi watch s1..
tdassa said:
Ok, i tried it now and its working,the problem is when i answered from the phone i couldn't reroute it to the headphones.
Anyway different question about the watch, what the hell is the use of connecting the headset to the watch? We can't transfer music to xiaomi watch s1..
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Use mi wear custom app by m0tral, it has 2 players. The first with downloaded playlists from the modder, the second with the ability to upload your content.
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I have the same issue when I make calls only, always redirect to the phone, never to the headset this append after I add xiaomi active s1. When I received a call, answered directly by touch the headphones all work as @de_42 explain, the problem is when I make a call, I have to select manually the headset to start talking. Any of you find a solution? Thanks
Idolisha said:
When I receive or make call when both my watch and Bluetooth headset is connected
The call is directed to the phone instead to my headset.
Anyone know how to fix this issue?
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I have the same problem. With my previous smart watch (samsung galaxy watch), it would only connect to audio if I respond from the watch itself. If my headset is on and connected to my phone, then when I answer my phone from the phone screen, or if I make a call, the audio automatically goes to the headset.
However with this watch connected (Xiaomi watch S1 Active), that doesn't happen any more. The watch now shows as the default bluetooth device when I answer and that routs the audio back to the phone, this somehow prevents my headset from taking the call automatically. When I do answer or make a call, the audio is directed to the phone, although I do have the option of manually clicking on my screen and selecting the item I want.
In my line of work, I make and receive many many calls per day. The process was very simple, I keep my headset on, and I make and receive calls as needed, barely glancing at my phone. The solution would be to keep my watch disconnected at work... Which defeats the purpose of the smart watch.
Honestly, this is very inconvenient.
I have the same problem (sort of...) but it's only for outgoing calls. When I receive a call the notification arrives normally for all the devices that are connected to the phone at that time (watch-Xiaomi Watch S1, headset-OnePlus Bullets, car headunit etc.). The sound goes through whatever device I choose to answer the call. If I choose the watch it will go to the watch, if I choose the headset it will go to the headset and if I choose the car it will go to the car.
So far so good. BUT, when I make an outgoing call, even with all the devices connected to the phone, the sound stays at the phone and I have to select manually the headset or the car headunit which is very annoying. The weird part is that when I make the call, initially the sound goes to the headset for a brief moment, then it tries to go to the watch and then it ends up to the phone. It's like the watch tries to pick up the call from the bluetooth headset and then it realises that it can't handle outgoing calls and leaves the call to the phone.
Searching for this problem I came across a similar issue with a HUAWEI GT2 watch but it is still not resolved as well...
It must be a bug in the Mi Fitness app because I never faced similar problems with my previous Amazfit GTR2.
If anyone figures out how to solve it PLEASE share. It's really annoying especially when driving and trying to make a call from the car headunit.
Hi, I have the same problem with Xiaomi S1 and Xiaomi M10. When S1 is connected, calls go by default to the phone, whether I'm using headset or using android auto. It's a really annoying problem especially while I'm driving. Has anyone managed to solve?
I used to have an amazfit bip and I was happy. Some years later I treated myself with an expensive xiaomi watch s1 last summer and I still hate it for messing with the Bluetooth outgoing calls. And there is no apparent way to fix it unless I disable the calls for the watch entirely. No firmware updates or talk to support helped, great experience from hell, "just love it". I hope someone here could fix this nasty bug :'(
I had a similar problem using the Xiaomi s1 with my xiaomi 10 ultra. My main issue is that when I'm driving and have my phone connected by Bluetooth to the cars head unit so I can listen to music and then recieve a call if I accept the call on the phone the call audio automatically connects to the watch which is stupid. I can manually select only the phone or the watch to use the mic and speaker but I want to use the mic and speaker inside the car!
I did find a workaround though. I went to my phone's Bluetooth settings, went to the watch and disabled "used for phone audio". It's solved my issue, hope it helps someone.
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my 2.5 - 3mm adapter that worked on my blue angel in STEREO gives me MONO output on my wizard (same mp3 file, wmp10, same headphones etc.).
means it's useless as an mp3 player...
anyone got a way of getting stereo output from the wizard?
wrong; channel asymmetry!
ok, after running the output through the stereo, i can hear that there is some left channel output, but that it is on a balance of about 5%Left/95%Right
open to suggestions...!
it has been said that the pin config is non standard due to the mic
readit here somewhere
yes but...
the adapter works in the blue angel, which also has a mic. in fact the (awful) standard headsets shipped in the box are interchangeable.
any other ideas? any good experience with BT headsets, perhaps?
Picked up a Motorola BT 820 last week (CompUSA had them for $79.99; Expansys now has them for $78). It works really well with my SX66 (BlueAngel), still running PPC2003.
It supports A2DP, handsfree, and AVRCP profiles; the SX66 doesn't support AVRCP, unfortunately, so the Moto's media control buttons don't work. As a handsfree phone headset, it works at least as well as the Bluespoon AX2 -- the Moto has none of the speaker/mic crosstalk that cheaper BT headphones (Zonet ZUB8100) have and the mic (built into the right speaker housing) has good pickup and selectivity.
In A2DP mode, there's no static (at least close to the SX66; I haven't done any distance tests yet). Haven't tested switching from A2DP to handsfree (i.e. answering the phone when listening to music), or use with Voice Command -- that'll come later when I get some free time.
The only problem I've seen with the BT 820 is that it sometimes takes 2 or 3 tries to get the SX66 to connect to it, especially in A2DP mode.
have the same headphones with k-jam, the avrcp works as well as a2dp,
also can dial and answer calls handsfree, the music stops and then re-starts after the call.
Ummm...
Am I missing something?
How can A2DP work with the K-Jam if support for A2DP hasn't been released yet?
Confused
I have the O2 XDA mini s varient and understood A2DP was not included?
if you go to this link you will be rewarded
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=40458
the version i tried is in french,
but at the end of the post is info abaut a danish & english version
(stuck with french until i get home tonight.)
Thanks for the link and info aliendad.
For us noobs to rom U/Gs, (and assuming that you have an O2 Mini-S), what changes can we expect from this rom to the standard O2 UI, do we have to re-configure GPRS for example.
a2dp is one of the most irritating missing components from WM5 so this will be a great U/G if it works.
Sorry if the question is a bit dumb guys
Kim
i have the imate k-jam, and the cab is available to set up o2 contract settings for you.
only found small list of changes but as i have already said, sorry don't do french.
clock on today screen
a2dp & avrcp
alarm wakes up pda
password comes on at set time even when the unit is on
battery meter on top bar
@aliendad
I presume you'll be installing the english version asap so maybe I'll wait for your comments before taking the plunge
Kim
will be as soon as i get home from work
have seen some saying they are having upgrade problems?
pounana said:
my 2.5 - 3mm adapter that worked on my blue angel in STEREO gives me MONO output on my wizard (same mp3 file, wmp10, same headphones etc.).
means it's useless as an mp3 player...
anyone got a way of getting stereo output from the wizard?
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Exactly the same as this one: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5860021523 but shorter and rewired for the Wizard, thinking of knocking some together and selling them on Ebay, but do not know whether i can be bothered yet. :lol:
Well I got the Hama lead BUT any slight knock and the damn thing starts to come out with the result in a loss of one channel. (just putting my phone in my pocket causes the plug to come loose??)
Now as I've got a pair of Logitech MP3 bluetooth stereo headphones I'll give the ROM update a go to see if the A2DP bluetooth works or not??
A couple of questions though..
Is there a decent set of bluetooth stereo headphones out there, that ALSO have a mic for hands free?? and
I assume updating the ROM will not effect the contents of the extended ROM?? (well it didn't last time)
Cheers
John
i tried the bluetake range, but in the end have the motorola ht820 which are very nice and not as expensive as some of the others.
watch out that some say handsfree but you have to make the call using the pda, (you can answer/hangup from the headset) whereas the ht820 can use voice dial.
the upgrade of the rom will effect the extended rom if you are installing a complete new rom set.
there have been downloads with a selected rom only, and then nothing else is effected.
but full upgrade will lose everything you have.
@aliendad
Did you get to try the A2DP english hack yet?
Kim
Hello,
Sorry for the interuption. Just a quick question. Going through so many post. I still cant find any solution or any good stereo headset build in MIC. The original headset is really annoying and ugly.
Itried to browse all over and look for a compatible headset. But all doesnt look very good.
Any recomendation ?
Many Thanks!
anwering yours and cozzykim's post at the same time,
am now running the english rom with a2dp and it works fine so far,
and for waiho, i have myself the motorola ht820 head set, which after trying others i felt was the best choice.
there are some that are smaller, but either have a detachable mic, or one set could not be used for voice dial! you could hangup/answer from the headset, but had to dail from the pda.
defeats the object for me.
i travel to work on the london underground, and it is great when you are squashed like a sardine in a can to be able to adjust volume, next/previus track just by touching my ear (well almost) :lol:
Hello,
Thanks for the advice. I think the headset that you using is too big for me. Im looking something like
Im still not sure issit compatible with K-jam or is there anyone using it already.
But the website stated is compatible.
http://www.mobilecityonline.com/wireless/store/accessorydetail.asp?id=20692&phoneid=769
Hi,
I am looking for a BT headset that will allow me to see who is calling before I answer the call.
I know the Jebra BT800 could do that, but it is discontinued...
I would appreciate any pointers / advice.
rgds, MN
Sony Ericsson BT stereo headset HBH-DS980. Works perfectly on at&t Tilt. Music sound quality is not bad at all, its sound equivalent to the Sony wired headphones sell at a price of $20.
It also can control the play/stop and skip functions on Windows Media Player, HTC audio manager, Coreplayer 1.1.1, but NOT on Pocket Player 3.5.
MannyNoela said:
Hi,
I am looking for a BT headset that will allow me to see who is calling before I answer the call.
I know the Jebra BT800 could do that, but it is discontinued...
I would appreciate any pointers / advice.
rgds, MN
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The best so far is Jabra BT8010 (upgraded version of BT800) that when used with Jetware will give you full display of caller-id .
Here's the link:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=31037
Thanks very much to both of you. I like the Sony and I live the fact that it can just hang on your neck without being noticeably visible (but I have one question -- does it have vibration alert) ?
I have considered the Jebra 8010 for a while -- is it as bulky as it looks? And secondly, does it have LCD display -- it doesn't appear to, so I assume the Jetware software will read out the incoming call numbers, etc? Is that the case?
thanks for your suggestions - MN
MannyNoela said:
Thanks very much to both of you. I like the Sony and I live the fact that it can just hang on your neck without being noticeably visible (but I have one question -- does it have vibration alert) ?
I have considered the Jebra 8010 for a while -- is it as bulky as it looks? And secondly, does it have LCD display -- it doesn't appear to, so I assume the Jetware software will read out the incoming call numbers, etc? Is that the case?
thanks for your suggestions - MN
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I have the Sony as well. Love it. It doesnt have any vibration option but if you have MS VoiceCommand all your commands and notifications come thru the headset no problem. The button on the cable on the left earphone also activates Voice Comomand so you can dial by name and stuff. It can also pair to one device while still being paired to your phone..so you can listen to your music on your laptop and still recieve calls. Very nice.
Brad
Brad, thanks very much for the endorsement.
I think I will use the VoiceCommand -- I bought an unbranded Kaiser -- does it already come with WM 6.0? or i have to install it separately.
In the absence of vibra alert, in what ways can you ensure privacy of incoming calls when the BT is on -- can you turn the ringer off on the phone, but still receive other alerts on the BT?
Secondly, I read elsewhere that the BT headset disconnects as you switch between Edge and 3G networks. Have you noticed this?
Thanks very much - MN
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Jabra BT8010 does has LCD screen to display contact/caller id. And it vibrates too.
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Cayotte,
thanks very much for you input. Right, i know it has caller ID, but you would have to remove the headset everytime a call comes in to see who is calling - right?
Also, does the low volume issue with BT headsets affect either Jebra 8010 or the sony DS980?
thanks - MN
The Moto S705 will also do what you want. I had a set, but everybody said I sounded muffled. Your experience my vary. I really wished they would have worked out. It had a FM radio built in and I loved that feature.
MannyNoela said:
Brad, thanks very much for the endorsement.
I think I will use the VoiceCommand -- I bought an unbranded Kaiser -- does it already come with WM 6.0? or i have to install it separately.
In the absence of vibra alert, in what ways can you ensure privacy of incoming calls when the BT is on -- can you turn the ringer off on the phone, but still receive other alerts on the BT?
Secondly, I read elsewhere that the BT headset disconnects as you switch between Edge and 3G networks. Have you noticed this?
Thanks very much - MN
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I have an unbranded Kaiser as well (UK Model) and MS Voice Command is a separate purchase. (Look around in some of the other forums for the latest release because Handango's version is VERY old)
I turn my ringer off but have VC announce incoming calls. Other alerts (like high priority emails and appointments) are all announced via BT
I haven't noticed a disconnect on the headset when switching between 3G and Edge....been working fine for me.
Brad
Nghiem said:
Sony Ericsson BT stereo headset HBH-DS980. Works perfectly on at&t Tilt. Music sound quality is not bad at all, its sound equivalent to the Sony wired headphones sell at a price of $20.
It also can control the play/stop and skip functions on Windows Media Player, HTC audio manager, Coreplayer 1.1.1, but NOT on Pocket Player 3.5.
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Controls work for me with Pocket Player 3.5. You have to get the WMP Plugin and it works...
http://www.conduits.com/products/player/plugins/gen_wmhost.zip
extract and install into the program folder and restart pocket player if you are running it.
gee
Can some one with a Sony DS980 give me a few answers/confirmations:
1) Can you hear the phone conversation in both ears? I know the Motorola S9 can only be heard in one ear (left ear), but the HT820 can be heard in both.
2) Is the mic located in the part that hangs or is it part of the head phones? Is your voice clear to the other party? How about background noise?
3) Do the track titles show up on the display? I know installing Jetware will get back some of the features but does this work after installing jetwave?
4) How well do the headphones perform for listening to music? Would I be out of my mind to clip the connection and wire in my own 3.5mm adapter so I could use any set headphones?
Thanks!
Another recommendation for the BT8010 -- I picked one up at my local Fry's a couple weeks ago on a half-price special ($40 instead of $80). If they re-run that special, it's definitely worth picking one up -- handsfree/vibrate/callerID/stereo for $40 is damn hard to beat.
Sony Ericsson Stereo Bluetooth™ Headset HBH-DS970
SpeedRazr said:
Can some one with a Sony DS980 give me a few answers/confirmations:
1) Can you hear the phone conversation in both ears? I know the Motorola S9 can only be heard in one ear (left ear), but the HT820 can be heard in both.
2) Is the mic located in the part that hangs or is it part of the head phones? Is your voice clear to the other party? How about background noise?
3) Do the track titles show up on the display? I know installing Jetware will get back some of the features but does this work after installing jetwave?
4) How well do the headphones perform for listening to music? Would I be out of my mind to clip the connection and wire in my own 3.5mm adapter so I could use any set headphones?
Thanks!
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I have the HBH-DS970 which has an LCD display. The 980 apparently has an OLED display which looks invisible when not in use but sounds like it functions the same as the 970, so here's my experience with the 970:
1. Yes, in fact I will pull out the left earpiece sometimes (like in the car) so I can hear what's going on around me, because these in-the-ear earpieces really block outside sounds - and in a car technically you're not supposed to have both ears blocked, right? - but for taking walks with the dog, it is great!
2. a) Mic dangles from right ear. b) Usually voice is OK to other party, sometimes in car I hold it close to my mouth to help. c) that's why I do b).
3. a) Yes. b) Don't know as I don't use Jetware.
4. a) Very good sound. Not quite as clean as Shure i2c-T with my Wizard (wired headset with 2.5mm plug) - can detect Bluetooth hiss - faint. b) I wouldn't try it - I tried to cut and wire a headset and adapter once and it was an unmitigated disaster. The headphone speakers are really very good IMHO - the limitations are due to Bluetooth. Use it as is, or use a wired setup - that's my opinion.
Who was the genius that engineered this?
MannyNoela said:
Cayotte,
thanks very much for you input. Right, i know it has caller ID, but you would have to remove the headset everytime a call comes in to see who is calling - right?
Also, does the low volume issue with BT headsets affect either Jebra 8010 or the sony DS980?
thanks - MN
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@Cayotte & MannyNoela: Yeah, what's the point of an LCD display that's stuck on your ear?
For those of us in the States who are lucky enough to live near a Fry's, they're offering the Jabra BT8010 for $39.99 through Tuesday -- half the usual price. Hard to beat that price for a headset that has OLED, vibrate, and stereo.
i have the HBH DS970 how in the world do i get Voice to work w/ it, and how do i get the LCD screen to display the caller number or name when comming in?
do i need jetware>?
ok great !!! i got all the functions working accept i dont have the Voice commands.... and i cant get the phone number or contact name calling displaying on the LCD screen. I have a HTC TOUCH, but i assume this is the same for all WM6 devcies?? what do i need to setup... i have VC 1.6 and i have the voice speed dial program and i recorded my voice there, but now ... what do i have to do to get teh LCD to display and to click the phone button and say like "call Dad" or "dial XXXXXX"????
ok got voice dial and voice callin to work... HOW DO i get the LCD to display the CALLER ID?? how? lol!
With my Touch Pro2, I was able to plug my phone into the aux port in my car via stereo cable, and I could still use the microphone. It seems that when I plug the Epic in, I get the sound... but the Microphone disables itself? Does anyone know of a way to fix this? I have looked at most settings but can't find anything.
I posted a similar issue about 20 threads down in this forum. My car has an aux and bluetooth for the phone. When aux is in use, the phone decides to disable the built in mic AND it doesn't route the calls over the bluetooth. 2 HUGE oversights in this phones design. Should be a simple software fix, but I'm not a good programmer.
I use my car's bluetooth hands-free which includes audio support (no AUX use required, though music seems to sound better wired). My only issue with this setup is that I cannot use speech recognition; that is to say, the microphonr doesn't wrk when the phone is pairred. I'll keep my eyes on this thread in case someone knows a fix.
Thanks!
Just an FYI, the Samsung Moment does this also. I believe it has something to do with the ability of using wired headsets with mics, so the built-in mic is disabled whenever something is plugged in, even if whatever you plugged in doesn't have a mic.
The Samsung Moment has this same issue, dangit. I was hoping this wouldn't. Is there a fix?
It is a matter of making a small app for the epic only, that over-rides the physical switch. Even better would be an app that detected when headsets were plugged in and it gave you options.
Where is the microphone located? Bluetooth, phone, headset
What would you like to use to listen to phone calls: Bluetooth, phone, headset
So, I was reading on another forum that this "issue" was not an issue on the Moment cj05 update. But turned into an issue on the cj14 update. Hey dev's that may be reading this. What is the possibility of finding the file in the cj05 update and overwriting it onto said file on the epic?
I have this issue as well.
It's definitely an issue with the Epic. When in my car, I'd have my EVO plugged into my Aux jack and could still talk. Not with my Epic. Boo hiss.
Hope it gets fixed... as this is a pretty big feature for me to lose.
I have not discovered a software fix, but this should be a hardware work around. Hands Free 3.5mm Adapter + Microphone, with 3.5mm pass through.
I am sure you could find alternatives if you do not like the one linked below.
http://www.amazon.com/Headset-Adapter-Microphone-iTouch-iPhone/dp/B0034Z5GY8/ref=pd_cp_e_2
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I have not discovered a software fix, but this should be a hardware work around. Hands Free 3.5mm Adapter + Microphone, with 3.5mm pass through.
I am sure you could find alternatives if you do not like the one linked below.
http://www.amazon.com/Headset-Adapter-Microphone-iTouch-iPhone/dp/B0034Z5GY8/ref=pd_cp_e_2
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have you tested this? does it work?
So I found something out.
As described before, when the phone is plugged into an AUX port in a car using a 3.5mm cable the microphone is disabled when you get a call.
However I found out that it is not disabled at all times. Even while the phone is connected to the AUX port. I tested using google voice search while playing music via AUX. I also tested using EverNote to record a note with an active call in the back ground.
Point is the microphone is NOT disabled, the phone app simply ignores it. Perhaps using a different phone app other than the one included would resolve this issue. At least its a software issue and not a hardware problem.
hydralisk said:
have you tested this? does it work?
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No I have not tested it. However I know the included headset with a microphone built into the cable work. Seems logical that it would work.
Pops_G said:
So I found something out.
As described before, when the phone is plugged into an AUX port in a car using a 3.5mm cable the microphone is disabled when you get a call.
However I found out that it is not disabled at all times. Even while the phone is connected to the AUX port. I tested using google voice search while playing music via AUX. I also tested using EverNote to record a note with an active call in the back ground.
Point is the microphone is NOT disabled, the phone app simply ignores it. Perhaps using a different phone app other than the one included would resolve this issue. At least its a software issue and not a hardware problem.
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How does one install another phone app? I didn't find any in the market.
Sent from my SPH-D700 using XDA App
I found one named "Dialer One" but I have not had a chance to test it yet. I will try after work.
Pops_G said:
I found one named "Dialer One" but I have not had a chance to test it yet. I will try after work.
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I tested and the app does not replace the default dialer. It might not be possible to replace it without a new rom.
I have problem using the supplied wired headset. When placing a phone call,I can hear the other person,but they cannot hear me.I returned my first Epic. The second one has the same problem. THIS is a hardware isue. i tried using bluetooth headset, no problem. Only happens when using the 3.5mm port.
ckgan said:
I have problem using the supplied wired headset. When placing a phone call,I can hear the other person,but they cannot hear me.I returned my first Epic. The second one has the same problem. THIS is a hardware isue. i tried using bluetooth headset, no problem. Only happens when using the 3.5mm port.
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Actually, what you described sounds like a software issue. Considering the moment does the same thing after the c14 update and not before also points to a software issue.
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ckgan said:
I have problem using the supplied wired headset. When placing a phone call,I can hear the other person,but they cannot hear me.I returned my first Epic. The second one has the same problem. THIS is a hardware isue. i tried using bluetooth headset, no problem. Only happens when using the 3.5mm port.
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Please read my posts above. It is a software issue. The microphone will still work...in other applications. It is only the phone app/dialer that mutes it.
I cannot fathom how Samsung would allow this, they include a Headset/Microphone combo with the phone, that does not work for making calls. That is like including a spoon with a hole in it with a bowl of soup.
Again it's definitely a software problem. Best way to get it fixed it to flood tech support with the problem till they are aware of it and issue a fix.
I read somewhere that if you use sasmung branded ones it works..but I have not confirmed it...
I noticed that when I'm connected to the cars bluetooth I can hear audio from my phone... Sadly the quality is terrible...
Is there anyway to send music to my car while still retaining good music quality?
the aux cable is proving to be a hassle.
Heard about a black berry bluetooth device they ppl on the mbforums use...
that must be your car that is crappy, because i stream BT audio from the phone to the car every time i drive, as it is easier to update my phone with the latest music i want to hear.
quality is perfect, car deck is a CZ509 10" sub, and yes the sound comes out loud and clear on all 6 speakers including the most beloved bass and sub boom bomm boom
if the car got no boom, it is boring to ride.
SGS is my #1 DJ phone, it rulez, yeah baby!
oh! oh! the best thing is, i luv that sweet voice of it, when it tells me the time of the alarm in the car, and if some one calls me, emails me, text me, it reads me all with that sweet lady voice of its
and it will automatically switch between music to hands free phone conversation, and back to audio when the call has ended.
my wife is actually jealous of my SGS as i seem to be spending more time in bed with the phone than with her.
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SGS is my #1 DJ phone, it rulez, yeah baby!
oh! oh! the best thing is, i luv that sweet voice of it, when it tells me the time of the alarm in the car, and if some one calls me, emails me, text me, it reads me all with that sweet lady voice of its
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comes with SGS? or you have other application to make that happen?
there are many apps for that, the build in one is vlingo (in samsung apps), and you can install
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=8461187&postcount=102
and there are even more apps to customize to talk back to the phone to write your SMS, and or dictate an emails for you like vlingo
the only trick is that most of these apps requires some voice training and customization to use them to its max potential.
try it, it's free
wtf really...
benz usually do slack on the entertainment aspect of their cars...
i mean damn that is weird... i have the phone paired with the car, conversations work fine... but as for audio... hmm
ill check out those programs though... maybe i was doing something wrong... :\
and yes loud clear music is great... nothing less than 192 for sure... the 8' stock harman kardon sub is ok... but i wish i had a 10 or 12 in there.
thanks still.
edit: any external bluetooth receivers that might work through a aux cable jack?
ignore the apps mentioned above, those are only for voice commands, and voice features.
back to the Audio Quality part of the conversation, check to see what features does your in car bluetooth supports, and see if it's BT 2.0 or something else
see if it supports the AVRP features, and A2DP
try different music, some music plays and sound better than others
the phone comes with BT 3.0 and it's compatible with older BT 2.0 and 1.0
you should get good audio quality if all things are paired up properly with the better BT compatibility.
check what other audio features does the car support in regards to mp3, enable those as well
stream play high quality mp3 on the phone to the car at least 160 and up
128 some times have hisses
the source of the mp3 must be pure like from CD, DVD or BD
cheaply recorded or ripped audio from radio, or internet streams sounds horrible in the car
I have a Parrot MKi9000 installed in my 2008 Passat (standard Highline Gala sound system & speakers) and the music streams beautifully over Bluetooth from the SGS. It's not an audiophile's dream, but the convenience beats everything. I'm more than satisfied with the quality.
Bluetooth audio works great in my Mondeo, superb call quality. However, it only works for voice, not music. Shame...
Beginning with Froyo, there is a new method startBluetoothSco (), which can be used to send and received audio to/from a bluetooth SCO headset while the phone is not in call. Of course, it's only for mono low quality sounds (16kHz or 8kHz) but it should allow user interaction via the car kit (reading sms, guidance or voice command, for example).
If your bluetooth car kit allows A2DP, the quality can be better, but you should not have problem to output sounds on the car audio
just found the blackberry device i was talking about
here is the link for anyone who is interested in streaming media to the car over bluetooth.
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http://androidnexus.com/guides/stre...droid-phone-to-your-car-stereo-over-bluetooth
ok so this is what I need to use insted of connecting SGS over AUX port?
apparently ya...
only thing queer about it is that you have to power it using a usb.
but ya should be as simple as hooking that up to your aux jack... and pairing with your SGS...
im gonna grab one soon ill bump this when i get it.
There are also apps for this in the Market.
Super BT Mono trial version for Eclair (2.1)!
Super BT Mono trial version for Froyo (2.2)!
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There are also apps for this in the Market.
Super BT Mono trial version for Eclair (2.1)!
Super BT Mono trial version for Froyo (2.2)!
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I think you are missing the point, the suggestion is well taken for whom ever though of using a mono headset to fake a stereo BT stream
but you do know we are talking about Streaming BT Stereo to a CAR audio system
streaming MONO will defeat the whole purpose of Streaming STEREO to the car audio system
right?
Hi,
So I have a bluetooth headset and all is well with that. What I was hoping to do is pick up a bluetooth FM transmitter like this one:
http://www.banggood.com/Wireless-Bl..._campaign=newsletter-emarsys&utm_content=vera
So is it possible to have a phone call to my ear and music via the FM transmitter at the same time? Bluetooth phone + 3.5mm music doesn't seem to work, so maybe BT+BT will. I have done all sorts of magyver audio setups in the car over the years and I am at the point where I want only a single device and no wires (other than charger); as of now I have been unable to find a way to be on the phone and have music going at the same time on one device. I have an ipod but it's interface is really janky and dangerous to operate behind the wheel. Plus my phone can download music on the fly.
Anyway, the internet yielded poor results, so here I am asking.
So I found a roadblock
So I tried using the bluetooth from a car that I occasionally drive. I managed to pair everything up and had both my Jawbone headset connected as well as the car. I had the music playing through the car's stereo. All good. I tried making a test call, and the music audio was routed to the earpiece as well as the call. Not sure what's wrong here. I have in the profiles the Jawbone set to call only and the car set to media only. Not sure if it's a glitch or just pilot error.
I don't drive this car often, the one I drive like 50+ hrs a week has no bluetooth, hence why I want to buy the adapter. Not sure if there will be any point if this is going to be the result. This is exactly what happens when I try to use BT + 3.5 mm as an audio solution. Maybe multiple sound destinations is too much to ask?
I think what you will need to do is find a device that does both rather than trying to juggle two devices.
Car bluetooth will play audio then pause for calls, etc, but I do not know how different devices would interact with each other to have them pause while the other is at work...
My experience with FM transmitters has been poor. The sound quality is greatly diminished, and you get interference.
I would just go to crutchfield and get a new stereo for the car you spend most of your time in.
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So I tried using the bluetooth from a car that I occasionally drive. I managed to pair everything up and had both my Jawbone headset connected as well as the car. I had the music playing through the car's stereo. All good. I tried making a test call, and the music audio was routed to the earpiece as well as the call. Not sure what's wrong here. I have in the profiles the Jawbone set to call only and the car set to media only. Not sure if it's a glitch or just pilot error.
I don't drive this car often, the one I drive like 50+ hrs a week has no bluetooth, hence why I want to buy the adapter. Not sure if there will be any point if this is going to be the result. This is exactly what happens when I try to use BT + 3.5 mm as an audio solution. Maybe multiple sound destinations is too much to ask?
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When your paired and connected have you tried going into Bluetooth settings and clicking the device.. I know there's usually and option for audio and one for phone audio.. Turn off phone audio for the car radio so it should only play music.. And turn off audio for the jawbone and just leave phone audio checked..
I haven't messed with it yet.. I did do on my atrix hd on a trip so we had music and nobody had to listen to my phone calls.. Not sure if the option is definitely there since I haven't done it on this phone but I would think it is
Edit: screenshot was taken on my s4 so if you set it up the way I described earlier you should have music from your radio/transmitter and phone calls only to your headset
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When your paired and connected have you tried going into Bluetooth settings and clicking the device.. I know there's usually and option for audio and one for phone audio.. Turn off phone audio for the car radio so it should only play music.. And turn off audio for the jawbone and just leave phone audio checked..
I haven't messed with it yet.. I did do on my atrix hd on a trip so we had music and nobody had to listen to my phone calls.. Not sure if the option is definitely there since I haven't done it on this phone but I would think it is
Edit: screenshot was taken on my s4 so if you set it up the way I described earlier you should have music from your radio/transmitter and phone calls only to your headset
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I have played exactly with these settings and I have the earpiece to phone only and car set to media only but when the call comes in, the car stops playing music and the music goes to the earpiece with the call which is annoying. I would like to be able to be on the phone and have the music keep playing, as if the car was playing from a cd. I am thinking maybe it is not possible to have two outputs active simultaneously.
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I think what you will need to do is find a device that does both rather than trying to juggle two devices.
Car bluetooth will play audio then pause for calls, etc, but I do not know how different devices would interact with each other to have them pause while the other is at work...
My experience with FM transmitters has been poor. The sound quality is greatly diminished, and you get interference.
I would just go to crutchfield and get a new stereo for the car you spend most of your time in.
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I drive a taxi so i want to keep my calls off the radio. I mute myself and interact with my customers, play them music, etc. When the customer leaves i turn the music down and return to the call. Again, I think these phones might not be capable of making sound in different ways at the same time. BT + 3.5 jack yields the same issue with the music routing to the headset on a call...
euphoria47 said:
I have played exactly with these settings and I have the earpiece to phone only and car set to media only but when the call comes in, the car stops playing music and the music goes to the earpiece with the call which is annoying. I would like to be able to be on the phone and have the music keep playing, as if the car was playing from a cd. I am thinking maybe it is not possible to have two outputs active simultaneously.
I drive a taxi so i want to keep my calls off the radio. I mute myself and interact with my customers, play them music, etc. When the customer leaves i turn the music down and return to the call. Again, I think these phones might not be capable of making sound in different ways at the same time. BT + 3.5 jack yields the same issue with the music routing to the headset on a call...
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Hmm.. I know I had my other phone do what I described.. It did however stop playing music on the radio while I was on a call.. Then resumed when I hung up.. I'll have to try it tonight when I leave work and see.. But you definitely may be right..
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Hmm.. I know I had my other phone do what I described.. It did however stop playing music on the radio while I was on a call.. Then resumed when I hung up.. I'll have to try it tonight when I leave work and see.. But you definitely may be right..
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That would be appreciated. Pausing playback would be preferable to having the music drown out the convo in the earpiece. If I were rich I'd keep my old phone for music, but such is life. I use poweramp so maybe that has something to do with it. I also tried an app called soundabout but it doesn't seem to do what I want. I posted on their forum but no response yet.