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Old 01-04-2008, 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by JonV View Post
I just installed a new car receiver (Pioneer DEH-P7900BT). It features bluetooth connectivity both for hands-free calling and to use A2DP to stream music from my Treo. Works fantastic so far for both.

I also run Tom Tom Navigator on the Treo connecting to a Holux bluetooth GPS receiver.

I'm getting flaky results trying to connect to the GPS at the same time my Treo and receiver are connected. By flaky I mean it connects some times and other times not and when it does connect it drops the GPS off and on.

Am I asking too much from Bluetooth to keep connected to multiple devices?
Hmmmm...I'd start with deleting the connections and re-pairing them from scratch. I don't see why it shouldn't work.

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While I have your attention, is there a slam-dunk better media player for the Treo than the WMP built-in?
Yep...check out TCPMP

late,
Coz
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