Why can nobody get a rom or app to get audio to Mono BT Headset???

[b1cnrt73]

Why can nobody answer the question to get sound directed to MONO bluetooth headset? I see many people cooking roms, making apps, testing touch flow but nobody with a real answer for trinity with sound to Mono headset. Lets face it 95% of us are walking down the road with a Mono headset. I would like to here sound from the Media player and the GPS the most. Please dont tell me to search the forums. I have looked everywhere and tried hundreds of bluetooth apps in many different ways. Most of us are using one of the cooked roms from here(great work BTW) and there using MS BT stack. I would like to here from someone that has it working or can create an app. I will even donate to the cause.

[BeeBo]

have you read this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=278778

I hav'nt tried it, but it seems to work in some cases

/BeeBo

[zen_green]

look at Bluetoothaudio here : http://www.trianglepowers.com/

I used this soft with my old QTEK8300, and it worked perfectly.
But currently, it doesn't work on my trinity + Faman 3.4.

Maybe it will work on your device ?

please let me know if it works for you, cause I really would like to have the GPS sounds directly on my samsung WEP200.

[funkybudda]

There is a simple MortScript which does this. I use it on my M700 and it works a treat.

[b1cnrt73]

tried everyone with multiple headsets!
Can anyone confirm that anyone has a Trinity working. I know it should be a simple app. Every app I've tired turns the bt on and can hear a hiss from it but still does not redirect sound!

[KOL]

tried everyone with multiple headsets!
Can anyone confirm that anyone has a Trinity working. I know it should be a simple app. Every app I've tired turns the bt on and can hear a hiss from it but still does not redirect sound!

I use my helmet BT headset (mono device) to hear music, phone and gps from my Trini, while riding my bike. You can bet it works!

I explain everything in my scooter forum. Sorry but it´s in spanish and I have no time for translation

Fundamentalmente se trata de instalar un programa como el BTAudioOn.exe, que te direcciona todo el sonido hacia el "manos libres".

El programa BTAudioOn.exe te lo puedes bajar de aquí http://www.pdaphonehome.com/forums/samsung-i730-i830-i830w/54951-utility-redirect-all-audio-bluetooth-headset.html?perpage=20&pagenumber=1

Los ficheros son ejecutables directos. No requieren instalación en la PDA. Los copias en la carpeta "Mis Documentos" o "Archivos de programa" (o la que quieras) y los ejecutas desde el explorador de windows, o desde un acceso directo (si usas algún programa que te permita tener iconos de acceso directo).

En realidad verás que son tres ejecutables:
1. BTAudioOn.exe para dirigir el sonido al Midland
2. BTAudioOff.exe para dejar de dirigir el sonido al Midland
3. BTAudioToggle.exe: es un interruptor que ejecuta si estáparado o para BTAudioOn si está en ejecución.
Te basta con meter en tu pda el 1 y 2 o sólo el 3 (no pasa nada si metes los tres!)

Para que funcione debes tener encendidos (y emparejados) la PDA y el Midland. Y como no, seleccionado el Midland en la PDA. Es decir el proceso normal cuando utilizamos el Midland como manos libres. Después ejecutas el BTAudioOn.exe y ya está!

En HTC P3600 hay que tocar le registro:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\OEM\VoiceCommand
Path = \Program Files\BTAudio\BTAudioOn.Exe
VoiceCmdDuration = 86400 (DEC) = 24 hours

Además, cuando uso el BTAudioOn.exe, después tengo que apretar el botón azul del Midland (el que hace de voice command) un par de veces y ya se calla la PDA y se oye por los cascos.

Además hay otro problemilla menor :
Si entra un llamada de teléfono o realizas una llamada el programa BTAudioOn.exe se corta y hay que volverlo a ejecutar. Y si estás en moto con guantes y tal es un rollito. La solución es un programa que se encarga de re-ejecutar el BTAudioOn, automáticamente.

- Descárgate e instala en tu PDA Mortscript. Lo tienes aquí http://www.sto-helit.de/modules/edito/content.php?id=38.
- Descárgate y guarda en tu PDA donde quieras este fichero sonido-bt.mscr desde http://mihd.net/ygu85k.

Este es el fichero que debes ejecutar ahora y no el BTAudioON.exe. El programa has de ejecutarlo en las mismas condiciones, es decir, ambos bluettoth encendidos y sincronizados. Muy importante: en este caso el BTaudioOn.exe debe estar en la carpeta "My Documents" de tu PDA. Queda residente encargándose de reconectar los dispositivos despues de una llamada.
Para que deje de estar en ejecución basta con apagar alguno de los bluetooth.

[soupiejr]

Hi. I've tried this (translated courtesy of Altavista's Babel Fish Translation Services), but to no avail. I can hear some sizzling noise on my bluetooth headset, but when I start an MP3 file, it still plays the audio through the phone's speaker. I have the P3600i. Can someone help please? Thanks!

[IsiT_de]

Hi,

have you ever solved this problem?

I fear you haven't I read since days, my TRIN has the skipping problem, but neither unskipping tricks nor redirection works. What a shame.

IsiT_de...

[b1cnrt73]

i have never found a good solution. I am using a newer rom eligant 2.11 and it seems to work ok

[IsiT_de]

Hi,

well, your advantage is that you are using an english ROM. I prefer a german one, and here, the choice is limited.

I just went back to WM5, what a shame, since 6.1 performed really well, except this A2DP problem.

I also can't understand why this problem exists - isn't it possible to extract the BT stack from the perfectly working WM5 and integrate it into the WM6? Probably not. If I am wrong: I am definitely going to donate more than a buck if anyone can get 6.1 + A2DP working on a german Trinity, w/o making the machine slow or something worse. And I bet there are other who would join me!

Anyone who feels like trying?

IsiT_de...