Can any of the great Devs here help us out ....
There is a small group of users ,myself included , that prefer stereo bluetooth headphones over wired headphones ...
Now to get this out of the way , Voodoo does wonders for wired headphones , but , nothing for bluetooth streaming.
The issue is, it seems that the bluetooth bitpool value can only be adjusted by editing the kernel.. The only dev that fixed this to date is Cyanogen ,changing the bitpool from default 32 to 53 ,resutling in great BT streaming quality...... Also it has been reported that Google has also addressed this issue ,but , Samsung and other manufacturers have chosen to overwrite the google bt stack with their own , which is set to the default 32... What I am asking of any Dev that is willing , is for them to locate and change this value from its default to a higher value in the kernel.. I am willing to test and give feedback
Here is where it is currently being discussed
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=708685
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=866393#9727530
Right now am using project V with the bali kernel ... but willing to test any 2.2 or 2.2.1 kernals with this edit .....
There is a small group of users ,myself included , that prefer stereo bluetooth headphones over wired headphones ...
Now to get this out of the way , Voodoo does wonders for wired headphones , but , nothing for bluetooth streaming.
The issue is, it seems that the bluetooth bitpool value can only be adjusted by editing the kernel.. The only dev that fixed this to date is Cyanogen ,changing the bitpool from default 32 to 53 ,resutling in great BT streaming quality...... Also it has been reported that Google has also addressed this issue ,but , Samsung and other manufacturers have chosen to overwrite the google bt stack with their own , which is set to the default 32... What I am asking of any Dev that is willing , is for them to locate and change this value from its default to a higher value in the kernel.. I am willing to test and give feedback
Here is where it is currently being discussed
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=708685
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=866393#9727530
Right now am using project V with the bali kernel ... but willing to test any 2.2 or 2.2.1 kernals with this edit .....