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• Bleutooth problem

  Hello

  My English is not good if you correct me if I'm wrong...

  I have an iphone 6s sinds January 2016

  more than 2 weeks now my bleutooth does weird things...

  If I put them, the bleutooth not light but are still about to load...

  This stays for hours and hours, the only way to fix it is turn the phone off and on again.

  If I put the bleutooth on after reboot that happens the same.

  Maybe those lap bleutooth properly goes on and out.

  what I did:

  -hard reset(2x)

  -upward

  -restored (x 3)

  my friend told me that the bleutooth adapter is dead... so need a repair to fix...

  don't know if it's free of the need to pay for the repair...

  Anyone have seen this?

  Since its still not a year, your iPhone is under warranty and this problem is most likely covered repair or replacement of the iPhone would be free.

  If you have already restored several times and it continues to happen, it is most likely a hardware problem, and you will need to take it to an Apple Retail Store for diagnosis and repair.

• Support Bluetooth A2DP

  I tried to connect a Bluetooth (a Nokia BH505) headset to my LG Fireweb. It connects and can make phone calls through the headset, but the music is played using the speaker phone...

  I guess that the A2DP profile is not supported by this phone operating system or if I have a bug? If it is a unsupported feature, when it becomes available, how will I know if my phone will support it?

  Thks!

  A2DP is currently not supported. Here is a list of bugs in which A2DP is being developed:
  
  https://Bugzilla.Mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?QuickSearch=A2DP & list_id = 8410346

  Also, please do not comment on the reports of bugs unless you have important information to provide. For any questions or things can be posted here and relayed here.

  Thank you!

• Ubuntu is not able to detect Bluetooth (with A2DP) v2.0

  Hello

  I have install Ubuntu 11.04 'Natty Narwhal"on my system of Satellite C640.

  When I on Bluetooth integrated in Ubuntu-, it is not able to detect
  Bluetooth - v2.0 (with A2DP) in my laptop.

  No specific configuration is required?

  Alexander

  Hi cindy

  Please tell me - is this specific service / profile that is not detected / work, or the Bluetooth does not work?

  BR
  Tom

• Play stereo music from active A2DP BT phone on the computer using Toshiba BT Stack speakers

  1. is it possible to listen to stereo music from active A2DP Bluetooth phone on using Toshiba Bluetooth Stack for Windows computer speakers?
  2. is it possible to use loudspeakers and a microphone as a hands-free Bluetooth phone device?

  Thank you, Lenkost.

  Your question 1,... should be possible if BT stack supports a stereo audio gateway. Ever experience this, so I can't give you a concrete answer on this... try it ;)

  For your question 2,... Yes, it is indeed possible. Phone calls on your laptop via BT works very well.

  You can even do more advanced things as "read incoming SMS messages on your computer without even touching the phone" (they pop up as a message of "MSN"), or proximity to unlock your 'screensaver' as soon as you (your mobile phone) closer to the laptop...

  I used the software available for free 'Of FloAT Mobile Agent' on a SE phone. (I think they currently support only this brand... not sure though). The link to this program free open source is here: http://fma.sourceforge.net/

  A list of compatible phones (submitted by users) can be found here:
  http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=533372&group_id=71167&func=browse

  PS I know that those who have bought a SE phone just because they wanted to make use of this program...

  Kind regards
  chain

  [Edited by: admin]

• Play the songs of non-iPhone to Macbook Pro via A2DP

  Hello!

  I've only had my macbook pro for 3 days and I love it! Now, I want to play my songs for Xperia Z2 speaker of my Macbook Pro via Bluetooth A2DP profile. Is it possible to do it without using any apps?

  In terms of Xperia, I could "throw" my songs to the Macbook Pro, but I do not know how. I have no intention to play the songs on my iTunes my Xperia phone via bluetooth-controlled.

  Any suggestions or advice is very welcoming. Thanks in advance!

  In theory, it is possible, although I never did. First step would be to pair your Xperia Z2 to your MacBook pro via bluetooth. The icon located at the top of your screen by the date and time, just after the wifi icon. You may need to activate bluetooth on your Z2. Check out this app for your phone that promises easy streaming

  e-with-the-new-throw-feature/ http://developer.sonymobile.com/2013/01/08/Play-your-mobile-content-on-any-Devic

  That's all that I have for now

  John b

• Flow iPod to the laptop using toshiba a2dp

  Hi, ive tried to use my computer toshiba laptop as speakers for my iPod.

  It's an iPod touch 2g with OS 3.0 and I tried with a BT headset, so I don't know for sure it can broadcast some audio a2dp.

  As I understand it the ability to profile a2dp-sink is present in the bluetooth stack toshiba (see http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/bluetooth/?page=toshiba/supported-pc-bt-profiles, which clearly shows the A2DP (A2DP-sink; A2DP-source))

  Has anyone makes with the toshiba driver? I know its possible using Bluesoleil stack, but that usually recognizes my BT chipset on my laptop... and I would better use the original drivers.

  I'm on windows7 rc1 x 64 (which is essentially the same as vista).

  Am I missing something? I need a 3rd party app to act like the sink a2dp and reading?

  Help, please.

  I have not tried with x 64 but with x 32. Currently the audio stream is transmitted to the microphone for laptop, so I used a free tool to send the stream to the speakers.

• Satellite L500-1KK - Bluetooth support A2DP and EDR?

  Hello

  I have a portable satellite L500-1KK 2.5 years. I want to buy a D80 creative wireless Bluetooth speakers. I can't find the page for more specs on the Toshiba site (Gulf). I was wondering if it can connect these speakers. I guess it should support some standard or protocol for this: EDR and A2DP.

  I didn't intend to buy another Bluetooth device, apart from one integrated.

  Thank you

  Here you will find profiles taken in charge by battery Toshiba BT:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/Bluetooth/?page=Toshiba/supported-PC-BT-profiles

  A2DP (A2DP-sink; A2DP-source) is supported but the BDU is not listed there.

  Here you can find a BT portal, providing general information on Toshiba BT stack
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/Bluetooth/?page=product-info

• Pilot hole: speed and height increase after audio dropping during A2DP streamin

  When there is an audio fall (which happens from time to time) while listening to music A2DP, the pilot trying to 'keep up' once the connection has been restored. It does this by pressing the audio so that both audio speed and pitch are increased. So what I mean is: audio interruption, the continuous music, speed and height increasing, after about two seconds the speed and not lower level back to normal.
  It is a very bad audio experience.
  The right thing to do would be to drop audio samples completely which should have been passed in these hundreds of milliseconds rather than keep them.

  Similar experiences?

  BTW, I use headphones JBL REF610.

  Best regards, Kana

  My only works. What Media Player do you use? Your headphones have a function of buffer?

• Portege R400 - A2DP profile does not work using BT Stack 5.10.12

  Hello

  I try to get my Toshiba R400 connected to Logitech wireless music station. I can't find the camera, but when pairing, it says something like error when connecting with remote device, please try again. He doesn't want authentication in contrast to my pda, where the pairing works very well.

  This only occurs with the A2DP profile using the headset profile, the stack ask me to press a button on my headset to confirm that everything is working. But there is no button to confirm on a multimedia receiver. It's not really a helmet. So I'm stuck to hear the ringing sound but no way to confirm. I don't want to use this profile anyway because I want to listen to music, then I tried with another battery. But how do I do this? When I uninstall the battery, all 'bluetooth' went into the Device Manager. I can't the device at all.

  I use Vista Ultimate 32 Bit, and 5.10.12 BT stack. It would be great if someone can tell me.

  Thank you!

  What you can try is to check the following parameter:
  -Mouse-right click on the systray icon Bluetooth-> Options...-> Security-> Custom Level-> Mode: level of link applied security
  Try Setup again. You can switch back to Standard security, if your installation was successful.

• Satellite A80-P440: is BT supports the A2DP profile?

  Hi, as seen in the title of the post, I have a laptop of A80-P440 and it interests me using the A2DP profile, but I'm not sure at all, this notebook can do? I know it's built-in bluetooth, but I can't seem to connect with the music devices.

  No idea how I can configure the profile, or not at all? Thank you!

  I think that this article is a problem. Latest toshiba battery supports the a2dp profile, download the last stack and then you can add new devices/pair it. Http://aps.toshiba-tro.de/bluetooth/pages/download.php is a link on google

• Is Satellite 5200 701 A2DP and AVRCP ready?

  Hello!

  I would like to install a BT headset that needs to A2DP and AVRCP profiles. The current driver seems not work or material does not support?

  Have you tried to install the last BT stack?

  The other problem is that you can only connect stereo BT headsets that support the MAN - T. It is a special content protection system.

  ==> http://aps.toshiba-tro.de/bluetooth/redirect.php?page=pages/faq.html

  CU
  DM

• M200: Anycom BSH - 100 BT headset want connect to the A2DP profile

  I have an Anycom BSH-100 bluetooth headset, and I want to connect my M200 to play music via the A2DP profile. I have v4 stack, and I get an error message trying to configure the connection saying:

  "You cannot connect to a device that is not copyrighted by SCMS-T method. You want to allow a protected device non-copyright connection and retry to connect to it? »

  It won't let me answer Yes, and it picks up just the same question.

  All Solutions? When the Bluetooth stack will allow these devices to work with my Bluetooth Toshiba adapter?

  Hello

  I found some information on a helmet similar Anycom AHS-10 and it seems that this will be supported with the next version of Bluetooth.
  As far as I know, the new version of Bluetooth was published on 2005-12-29.
  Try to install the latest version of Bluetooth. Maybe this will allow you to use the headset.

  http://APS.toshiba-tro.de/Bluetooth/

  Good luck

• Satellite A100-847 - his poor A2DP

  Not a lot of improvement on a2dp with the new firmware - 6.30.01 (T)
  There is always a "metal" sound sounds high.
  I also had a blue screen and a computer crash after the first installation.

  Satellite A100-847
  Windows XP
  His ugly a2dp since 2007

  You can increase the bandwidth in the detail of your A2DP configuration settings. Have you tried?
  The cause of blue screen could be also any other driver of system. Could you upload your zipped '% SystemRoot%\memory.dmp' or the '% SystemRoot%\Minidump.dmp' file, which contains debug information to crash to a free online storage, for example http://www.wuala.com/en/learn/features
  and let me know the details of access. I'll take a look inside if you want to find the cause.

• Support A2DP on my card internal

  I have a 360 Toshiba bluetooth wireless card brand to another manufacturer in my laptop.

  I'm having trouble with my Motorola S9 headphones.

  The card supports A2DP? I have to upgrade the BT stack?

  If so, how can I do this and how do I know what is my carpet curent.

  Thank you.

  Toshiba was the first supplier at all that supported A2DP. So I guess that the media is your BT stack if you use at least version 3 or later. Please note that all versions v3 and v4 supported only helmet, who are able to work with the protection mechanism against the SCMS copy. So I guess that your device does not support.
  On your site of BT salespeople, you should check whether an updated version of the BT-stack is available, as v5 of the BT-stack has an option to disable the GUY.
  It is disabled by default with the v5. If no update is available, then you could try the v5.10.12 (T) BT-battery at end of test which you can download here:

  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/Bluetooth/redirect.php?page=pages/download.php