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Posted by Ken on December 10, 2006, 3:10 pm
Please log in for more thread options Daniel, thanks for the reply.
When I execute your steps, I get to the last Start Menu screen and see
only "Settings". I do not see "Configurations". It might be worth
noting that I got the device from Cingular and they've pre-loaded,
reorganized, and possibly hidden things. Is there a way for me to get
access to this "Configurations" applet?
I bought the plain old wired, non-BT headset last night, and it works;
I can play MP3s through it using WMP. Of course, I'd much rather use
the BT headset.
Daniel Bohner wrote:
> Ken,
>
> If WM5 is similar to previous BT Configs - try this:
> Press Start
> Press More
> Press More
> Press Configurations
> Now - you can do a search/destroy for your BT settings
>
> I wasn't able to ID a setting like you might be looking for - perhaps
> there is software that comes with the stereo headset? I have a lot
> more settings for my BT Keyboard (internal to the Keyboard software)
>
> (db)
>
> Ken wrote:
> > I've recently purchased a Blackjack, and I'm quite interested in using
> > to play recorded MP3s of my talk radio shows. The recordings are
> > 24-64kbps recordings from broadcast, so I'm fine with low-quality mono
> > playback if that's all I can get. I seem to be in the minority in that
> > most people are interested in enjoying high-quality music playback.
> >
> > At any rate, after pairing my Blackjack with my Jabra BT350 and
> > switching to the "Headset" profile, phone activity over BT worked fine,
> > but when I fired up the pre-installed WMP to play an MP3, it came over
> > my phone speakers. Disappointing. I was advised by a Windows Mobile
> > developer to "check out A2DP." Apparently, the Blackjack supports this
> > BT A2DP profile (among others) and adjusting this profile might get me
> > what I want. Unfortunately, I can't seem to navigate my menus to
> > anything resembling BT Profiles - all I get is the standard set of
> > profiles (Normal, Silent, Outdoor, etc).
> >
> > Is this a hardware issue? Do I need a A2DP headset to listen to MP3
> > from my Blackjack? Would I fare any better with the wired headphones
> > that Samsung offers as an accessory?
> >
> > Thank you in advance for any guidance.
> >
> > Ken
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