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Originally Posted by a1jatt
windows mobile has built in AVRCP support, you dont need manila for that. If you use windows media player you can use AVRCP.
There is one little problem though, autolock interefers with windows media player, when autolock is active it start cutting out audio. So if you want to use AVRCP , install the "disable autolock" cab and use windows media player, as Nitrogen does not support AVRCP.
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Thanks for the reply - a bit more background on my question is probably in order. HTC stuck some extra bits in the BT stack so that AVRCP was hardwired to run HTC Media Player if SenseUI was on, or WMP if SenseUI was off. People who use alternative media players with AVRCP support like Pocket Music or Kinoma were left out in the cold as a result. For phones that use the MS BT stack (like the original TP), there is a fix over on xda that reverses what HTC did by replacing some HTC modified BT files with the MS default versions. The TP2 uses the WidComm BT stack, so the fix doesn't work.
I was just wondering if, seing as how SenseUI is not merely turned off, but just plain not present in your ROM, AVRCP might work with anybody's player as long as the player supports AVRCP. Not sure which stack you might be using as well...
Anyway - thanks again!