listen to music thru bluetooth headset

[chrisfnmac911]

i searched hours for a program to listen to music and possibly sprint tv/mobitv thru my bluetooth headset, not headphones, i have a palm treo 700wx, i had a program that worked on my 6700 but i can't get it to work for my treo, if anybody could help me out, i would appreciate it. thank you for your time

[DogGuy]

http://www.acbpocketsoft.com/Products-2.html

acbToggleBT ... routes all audio through BT. Wont sound all that great, but it'll get the job done.

- DogGuy

[budney]

Those types of programs will not work on the Treo. It has to do with the way the bluetooth & radio are set up. The only way you will hear music through BT is to get a stereo headset, and have the newset software update for the 700wx. Or you can hack it for older versions, info is found in this thead.

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=2729

[Shohan]

What's the best way to do this on a PPC? I tried the IDTransfer app that is available on the forums, but I couldn't get it to work correctly with my Mogul.

Tried the acpToggleBT app and it will port the music to my earpiece, then open Voice Dialing. After the voice dialing app times out while listening it closes iteself and then the music stops playing in the earpiece.

[12gage]

Originally Posted by Shohan

What's the best way to do this on a PPC? I tried the IDTransfer app that is available on the forums, but I couldn't get it to work correctly with my Mogul.

Tried the acpToggleBT app and it will port the music to my earpiece, then open Voice Dialing. After the voice dialing app times out while listening it closes iteself and then the music stops playing in the earpiece.

I'm also curious about this for my 6700, I currently use BToggle with .net framework (which uses ALOT of my memory space). Is there an audio routing program that doesn't require .net framework? I'll try the acpToggleBT, but if it doesn't work on the 6800 I may not have any luck.

[dlbrummels]

Blade2032 had a program the would work with the 1.0 framework of the PPC-6700 Bluetooth Audio (CF1 Edition).

http://www.trianglepowers.com/

Originally Posted by 12gage

I'm also curious about this for my 6700, I currently use BToggle with .net framework (which uses ALOT of my memory space). Is there an audio routing program that doesn't require .net framework? I'll try the acpToggleBT, but if it doesn't work on the 6800 I may not have any luck.

[dlbrummels]

Why aren't you using A2DP Stereo Headphones on your Mogul ?

Originally Posted by Shohan

What's the best way to do this on a PPC? I tried the IDTransfer app that is available on the forums, but I couldn't get it to work correctly with my Mogul.

Tried the acpToggleBT app and it will port the music to my earpiece, then open Voice Dialing. After the voice dialing app times out while listening it closes iteself and then the music stops playing in the earpiece.

[SporkLover]

Do A2DP Headhpones also support phone calls?

It would be nice to have one piece of equipment to do both.

[Shohan]

Originally Posted by dlbrummels

Why aren't you using A2DP Stereo Headphones on your Mogul ?

Because I'm cheap! No really, I've never played with BT until recently when I got a headset and I only bought that because Walmart had a sale on the Motorola H555 for $20 so I figured why not. I only use it in the car while driving so I can't justify spending money a headphones right now, though I have been tempted by the ROKRs. They look nice.

[DogGuy]

To the OP: My apologies, thought this was in the titan forum :P The response about the Palms woes is correct, ignore my post.

To Shohan:
Programs --> Voice Speed Dial Switch ---> Disabled. Its a cyberon conflict. Runs fine on the 6800 after that.

To 12gage: acbToggleBT doesn't use the .net framework.

- DogGuy