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AstainHellbring 09-18-2009 10:26 PM
Re: Request for Chefs: Do NOT use Widcomm bluetooth stack from shipped ROMs
 
Generally widcomm is a much much better stack that MS gives

Fronc 09-19-2009 05:23 PM
Re: Request for Chefs: Do NOT use Widcomm bluetooth stack from shipped ROMs
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by ebb (Post 1176919)
Having tried a few different 6.5 ROMS on the 6800 with the MS stack, the bluetooth performance was better (in my car at least) than any 6.0 or 6.1 ROM which I've used, including the TP2, so I wouldn't worry about getting rid of Widcomm. On the other hand, the Samsung 760i which I had for a short time had Widcomm, and was universally panned for it lousy bluetooth performance. I would second the OP on this.
I had the i760 too, until it was discontinued due to Bluetooth performance bugs. Maybe it was BECAUSE of this, but equally likely this is just coincidence.

Fronc 09-19-2009 05:25 PM
Re: Please be sure...
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by FZ1 (Post 1177653)
Neither the Titan's nor the Raphael's shipped bluetooth works with Nissans (or Infinitis) that have navigation. Many have tried to fix it with no luck.

The Rhodium's is the first shipped bluetooth to work on a Sprint/Verizon HTC device in a long time.

History of the struggle here

I don't know enough about the specifics here to comment constructively, but I thought it was relevant.
The VZW Raphael worked fine in my 08 Altima, right from the get-go.

Juicy47 09-19-2009 06:20 PM
Re: Request for Chefs: Do NOT use Widcomm bluetooth stack from shipped ROMs
 
Just throwing my hat in the ring.

Takign apart many Rhodium and Whitestone ROMs show that the following packages are missing from every SYS;

Bluetooth
Bluetooth_Lang_0409

IMO, the newer stack works better for me, and won't be using the MS default. But maybe another chef... or maybe even you can create such a ROM.

tek818 09-19-2009 08:02 PM
Re: Request for Chefs: Do NOT use Widcomm bluetooth stack from shipped ROMs
 
The bluetooth stack that came on my TP2 works much better with BMW Bluetooth/iDrive...

eyeballz 09-19-2009 11:39 PM
Re: Request for Chefs: Do NOT use Widcomm bluetooth stack from shipped ROMs
 
Vote me out too.


For the first time in 2 years, I have an HTC pda that works with my Nissan Altima 08 with Factory Nav / BT

~ Widdie ~Wiiddie Widdie ~ Widcomm Wins~

FZ1 09-20-2009 04:21 PM
Re: Please be sure...
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Fronc (Post 1179304)
The VZW Raphael worked fine in my 08 Altima, right from the get-go.
Your Altima doesn't have factory GPS navigation. With/without gps makes a difference here.

freeza 09-20-2009 05:06 PM
Re: Request for Chefs: Do NOT use Widcomm bluetooth stack from shipped ROMs
 
This bluetooth stack kicks ***. sorry to hear that you don't like it.

helix139 09-21-2009 03:11 PM
Re: Request for Chefs: Do NOT use Widcomm bluetooth stack from shipped ROMs
 
I've never had any problems with the MS stack whatsoever on either the 6700, 6800, or TP1. I've had 2 devices with Widcomm stacks (XV6600 and TP2) and both have been subpar. The Widcomm stack lacks the PAN profile, has major issues with voice command, won't hang up, ignore, or redial when you hit the appropriate buttons on your headset, and does not work at all with visual voicemail. It will connect and function fine during calls, but that is about it. I know that these problems have been well documented in the main forum.

At least if the chefs don't want to replace it, perhaps they can give us the option to do so ourselves, like many have done with the sys files on the TP1 ROMs. I'd be willing to donate to have that ability. I'd make a ROM myself but I have neither the time to do it, the knowledge to do it, or the time to learn how.

helix139 09-21-2009 03:18 PM
Re: Request for Chefs: Do NOT use Widcomm bluetooth stack from shipped ROMs
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Juicy47 (Post 1179371)
Just throwing my hat in the ring.

Takign apart many Rhodium and Whitestone ROMs show that the following packages are missing from every SYS;

Bluetooth
Bluetooth_Lang_0409

IMO, the newer stack works better for me, and won't be using the MS default. But maybe another chef... or maybe even you can create such a ROM.
Are those the MS Bluetooth packages? Perhaps you can detail them for me a little better and how they function. Is switching the stack as easy as swapping the packages out in the SYS? Also, would it be possible to create a standalone MS BT stack installer or create an option to install the MS stack within a kitchen?


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