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Posted by Bill on March 27, 2008, 4:45 am
Please log in for more thread options Well I made the test with the phone turned off. I still have the problem.
It's bad enough when I listen to a podcast but it really makes listening to
music not worthwhile.
"Bill Brehm >" <<don't want spam> wrote in message
> My phone doesn't have wifi. I have made sure that no other tasks are
> active when I have the problem.
>
> I will try turning off the phone and see if the music plays smoothly.
> However, this isn't really a good solution because I can't leave my phone
> off just to play music.
>
>
>> Could this be a resource conflict of some sort?
>>
>> Media player does something similar to me if I'm listening to music via
>> blue
>> tooh and have my wifi net card enabled at the same time. If I disable the
>> wifi card, music through bluetooth is just fine.
>>
>> "Bill >" wrote:
>>
>>> I'm posting this as a new thread because I think it's getting buried
>>> down
>>> under the original date and no one is seeing it. If i'm wrong, sorry,
>>> and
>>> please let me know.
>>>
>>>
>>> I was traveling when I wrote this original post. When I returned I
>>> installed
>>> TCPMP. The problem is slightly better but not gone. There is another
>>> situation where the audio will come out in fractional secon bursts once
>>> a
>>> second. So it's like it's playing 1/10 speed in 1/10 second of normal
>>> audio
>>> followed by a 9/10 second pause. Happens with both TCPMP and WMP.
>>>
>>> Someone mentioned replacing the bluetooth stack. I searched but can't
>>> find
>>> where to get that or if it's even available for my Samsung i320. Any
>>> ideas?
>>>
>>> Also, someone mentioned overclocking my phone's CPU. Any ideas how to do
>>> that?
>>>
>>> Thanks...
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> "Bill >" <<don't want more spam> wrote in message
>>> > I'm using the built-in WMP. My WMP doesn't seem to have any equalizer
>>> > options. The phone has Samsung's WOW XT equalizer which I have
>>> > switched
>>> > off. I use two different Plantronics bluetooth headsets (590 and 855)
>>> > and
>>> > have the same problem.
>>> >
>>> > How does one overclock this phone? Is there a menu or registry
>>> > setting?
>>> >
>>> > I looked up TCPMP. I'll give it a try too.
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > "Werner "Menneisyys" Ruotsalainen [MVP - Windows - Mobile Devices]"
>>> >> It uses the XScale PXA272 @ 416MHz, which is, A2DP-wise way better
>>> >> than,
>>> >> say, Samsung CPU's. With Samsungs, this problem is pretty common; not
>>> >> so
>>> >> with XScale's.
>>> >>
>>> >> If it's only during music playback that you encounter these skips,
>>> >> there
>>> >> might be two cases:
>>> >>
>>> >> - you use a music player that consumes a LOT of CPU power because,
>>> >> for
>>> >> example, you've enabled the equalizer. You can easily test this by
>>> >>
>>> >> 1. either using WMP or, even better, TCPMP
>>> >> 2. overclocking your device to, say, 520 MHz
>>> >>
>>> >> - you use BT headphones that are just incompatible with the MS BT
>>> >> stack.
>>> >>
>>> >> Check out my multimedia-related articles if interested,
>>> >>
>>> >> --
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >> --
>>> >> Werner "Menneisyys" Ruotsalainen - Microsoft MVP - Windows - Mobile
>>> >> Devices
>>> >> Please see the Pocket PC Mag Expert Blog (including mine) at
>>> >> http://www.pocketpcmag.com/blogs/ - you will definitely like it.
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>> Generally, bluetooth stereo profile need more resource(CPU, power),
>>> >>> so
>>> >>> sometime soud paused or play when big media(video) file playback.
>>> >>> So, you need to search & install more optimized BT stereo profile(
>>> >>> You
>>> >>> could serach 'A2DP' keyword)
>>> >>>
>>> >>> Personally, I thought that Samsung i320 used low performance
>>> >>> chipset.
>>> >>> :-(
>>> >>>
>>> >>> "Bill Brehm>" <<don't want spam> ۼ߽ϴ.
>>> >>> uQV4zY2XIHA.1188@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>>> >>>> I'm using a Samsung i320 with Smartphone 5.0. When I play music
>>> >>>> over
>>> >>>> the stereo bluetooth connection, I get an occasional problem that
>>> >>>> the
>>> >>>> playback pauses for about 1/4 to 1/2 second before resuming.
>>> >>>> Presumably
>>> >>>> the software decided to do something else for a brief moment and
>>> >>>> couldn't service the music streaming. But it is annoying when
>>> >>>> listening
>>> >>>> to music. Is this a known problem with Windows Mobile 5.0 or with
>>> >>>> this
>>> >>>> particular phone? Is there anything that can be done about it? As
>>> >>>> far
>>> >>>> as I know I don't have other programs running in the background and
>>> >>>> no
>>> >>>> message or phone call is coming in when that happens. Thanks...
>>> >>>>
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