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_4saken_
20th November 2008, 06:49 PM
ok, so I just noticed something really annoying. I just came back from my daily running and it was the first time I used the diamond with my stereo bluetooth philips headset for this instead of the ipod.
as soon as I started running and the diamond jumped up and down in my pocket the music started stuttering like crazy. like the old days when I had a cd player without shock memory :D

first I thought this had something to do with sensor lock running, but I uninstalled it and the problem is still there. I now tried to reproduce the stuttering when at home and it seems to be connected to the distance. when I hold the phone close to the bluetooth headset and start shaking the phone like crazy nothing happens. as soon as I move it down to my pockets it begins stuttering when I rapidly move the phone around.

I tried searching the forums but couldnt really find anything stutter related when it comes to motion. I'm not sure if this has something to do with the motion sensor or with my headphones weak bluetooth receiver...
any suggestions are welcome here, I'm a bit baffled by this whole thing.

greets,
4saken

grahamkdt
20th November 2008, 08:54 PM
Sounds more likely to be your headphones. I use Motorola S9 bluetooth headphones and have no issue with the sound jumping, skipping or anything... unless I leave my Diamond in the house and walk down the garden! I'm not sure whether all Diamonds have the same bluetooth hardware. If some incarnations have different hardware, this might be the issue.

Can you 'borrow' a mates' headphones to see if you get the same result?

Perhaps one of the techno wizards here can let us know if there are any differences in the bluetooth hardware between various Diamond devices?

_4saken_
20th November 2008, 11:03 PM
thanks for your answer. I'll try to find someone with another bluetooth headset.
I hope it's not hardware related. can you tell me what radio version and rom you got running? maybe there's a difference here.

Neutron83
20th November 2008, 11:07 PM
sounds like its a problem with the bluetooth range, if you shake the phone when its near the headset it doesnt make trouble but when its more far away you get problems, so i would think it get out of transmission range.
no problem here with bluetooth on shaking

greets

_4saken_
20th November 2008, 11:27 PM
what bluetooth headset do you have? the weird thing is, if I lay the phone flat on a table I can walk about 10 meters before I get any stuttering. why would shaking the phone reduce that range to about 1 meter?! that doesnt make any sense..

Neutron83
20th November 2008, 11:39 PM
Lay your phone on the table walk around and shake yourself/headset and u will see it comes from ur headset.

Mine is plantronics dunno the specs can look tomorow as there is nothing on the headset.

greets

EDIT: if not i think the bloodtooth has a loose connection ?! But that shouldnt be on that onebrick device