For folks looking for a solid solution with A2DP skipping..
 

I happened to run across Helmi's Broadcom Bluetooth stack in the FTP. Installed it and it totally solves all the problems of skipping and the audio quality is 100x better than original MS stack.

One minus thing about that is you will not be able to call up MS Voice Command with this stack. I don't use MS Voice so this is a win-win situation for me.

If you want to experiment, head over to FTP/Helmi_c/New_Core folder and check it out. I'm trying to build it as an OEM but A2DP won't work with OEM. I have to install it as a cab. :(

WOrking on it though and thought I'll share.

Yes it looks A2DP does work, however, after install, my PPC6700 can no longer recognize my mini-SD card, is anyway to make it recognize mini-SD (storage card)?

Thanks.

Does that mean it is built into the latest kitchen release? Because I am using that new R1 and still have A2DP issues.

Could you give the exact link? I'm having trouble finding it and I need my streaming to work!

Nevermind, found it... It works alot better... but it makes my phone act weird. The audio sounds like crap... but it skipps less. meaning it still skipps sometimes. So I'm hard resetting my phone right now and I'll try again.

I like that bluetooth stack alot more... its a newer version than what my HP iPAQ has...

I think this needs to be worked on alot... instead of taking it from a non HTC phone, I think it should be taken from like the TYTN or something. I want performance in my phone... not slacking.

This implementation is lightyears ahead of the MS BT Stack, and is working fairly well for me. I'm using the Sprint 6700 on Clean n Simple AKU 3.5 with the Motorola S9 headphones. I hard resetted before I had a successful install. I'm using the last release of TCPMP as it is more configurable than WMP and seems to skip less.

I'm still playing with the settings a bit myself, but my current LineSpeed is 325 and Blocks is 9 with SubBands at 4 (if you don't know what I'm talking about, search around for 'widcomm bt registry tweak'). Sound quality is quite good, and the best I think I can squeak out of my bt radio (it still randomly stutters occasionally).

The only problem that I've not been able to fix is some volume changing abnomolies. If I close a dialogue box or press the start button sometimesit will sparratically increase or decrease the volume on the headset. Other than this flaw, I am happy with this stack, especially after spending multiple days and dozens of hard resets. By far the best A2DP option for 6700 users at the moment.