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Old 06-02-2007, 12:38 PM
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A2DP sound quality bad

I'm running the BigJ 1.6u rom (I've tried many other roms too) and using a pair of Kyocera TXCKT10161 bluetooth headphones. I am listening to music and hear this high pitch whine in the background on my headphones. The only solution that I can find is to use the Widcomm BT stack but I lose my headset ability which I need.

Is there any way to make the sound quality better using the MS stack? I need my music but I can't stand the annoying extra noises the 6700 makes.

EDIT: I'll use bt-audio and tweak TCPMP - better than my headphones screaming at me.
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Old 06-05-2007, 01:20 PM
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My bluetooth headphones (Motorola S9) would always skip with BigJ's so i had to switch back to Colonel's. It works great now!
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