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Originally Posted by watersigndj
hey sarid...
need help man... its regarding a2dp... i use jabra 62o with my xv6700 in india on reliance. similar setup like verizon ! now having read thru various posts on skipping issues and having tried almost all roms, this remains to be unfixed... right now am on my frnd hetal's rom (hetal 3.5.4 - which even got a mention here sometime back) which is basically with the new 2.6 core and has been taken from helmi_c kitchen i guess. above these it just has our carrier's customizations.
i use mortplayer too for music and the reg edits which worked for me earlier like
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\BtA2dpSnd
Add "Priority256 "= dword:60 (Use Dword Value)
HKLM/SOFTWARE/Microsoft/Bluetooth/AudioGateway/Capability
(Dword:69)(Default is 37)
HKLM/SOFTWARE/Microsoft/Bluetooth/AD2P/Settings/BitPool
(Dword: 60)(Default is 30)
doesnt seem to solve the issue any more... audio still skips on bt... i think the stack on the rom im using currently is csr and not microsoft...
can u pls help me get bt audio going without skipping... thx it done...
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I use the BT620s as well and found that they skipped badly with the PR6 ROM settings, so I followed the user notes Saridnour provided. Using a low BitPool number was the only way for me to get reliable playback on any player (including Mort).
*NOTE2: The A2DP has changed for Saridnour’s PR6 The values here have been reset for use with MortPlayer and will casue WMP to skip at the beginning of each song as it loads device.exe at 99% cpu usage for the first 20 seconds of playback. Other media players do not do this and is why I have Mort now set as default.
If you want to use media player I recommend the following changes:
Remove reg keys:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Bluetooth\A2 DP\Settings]
"MaxSupportedBitPool"=dword:00000050 (Hexidecimal)
"MinSupportedBitPool"=dword:00000032 (Hexidecimal)
(These allow the system to scale the quality based on the source)
Then add:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Bluetooth\A2 DP\Settings]
"Bitpool"=dword:0000001e (Hexidecimal)
Decimal values range from 58-30 (Highest to lowest)
Basicly this will hard set the quality of the audio at 34. I picked the value that worked without skipping nearly 100% of the time in WMP. This value can be raised if you do not notice skipping or if you use another app.