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• Latitude 6430 - internal microphone does not work do not

  Hi, I am trying to get my internal mic work. Speakers work fine btw.

  I installed the latest drivers and when I look under recording devices I see only 3 devices:

  -Mic dock (IDT High Definition Audio Codec)

  -Jack Mic (IDT High Definition Audio Codec)

  -Rec. reading (IDT High Definition Audio Codec)

  (as in this screenshot from another thread: http://en.community.dell.com/cfs-file.ashx/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/3517/7801.screenshot.png )

  Shouldn't there be something like a "Microphone Array"

  More info: I am running Windows 8.1 and the laptop does not have a webcam. I show offline and disabled devices.

  Thanks in advance, Kai

  I have a Latitude E6500 laptop, running Windows 7 and that's how I activated the internal microphone:

  Panel--> Sound--> recording (tab on top)

  In the rectangle showing all the microphones that are currently turned on, if you do not see the internal microphone (or Mic/Line In, etc.), click R to bring up the menu that gives you the option to display disconnected and device off and check both.  The internal MIC is displayed. R click on the rectangle and set it as the default device, and if you want to use it for Skype, Google Voice, etc. Set it as Default Communications Device.as well.

  I don't know if it works on other Latitudes or with other Windows operating systems.

  Let me know if it works for you.

  PS

• Bluetooth A2DP audio playback crashes every 5 seconds (Portege R500 VistaSP1)

  Hello

  I fully reinstalled on my new Portege R500 Vista SP1and newest Bluetooth 6.10.10. When playing music from an A2DP Bluetooth audio output device with Mediaplayer music is still suspended every 5 seconds. With my cell phone this A2DP audio device works perfectly without a problem.

  I think already throw Vista and install XP...

  Best regards
  Stefan

  Hello Stefan, and thank you for this report. I just have one question: you have reinstalled your Portege with recovery image?
  Please let us know how it works with Windows XP Home edition.

• How to reconnect to an already paired Bluetooth A2DP?

  I use a headset stereo bluetooth with my laptop running Windows7/Fedora 12 and also my cell phone and my ipod. I want to connect my headset to one of above the device at a time.

  I have associated my helmet with all above devices (Windows 7, Fedora 12, my laptop and my ipod). Suppose I have connected my headphones to the ipod and now I want to use it with my cell phone. All I have to do is disconnect the headphones from the ipod and connect it to my cell phone. ("Connect" and "disconnect" facilities are there in my ipod and mobile).

  Suppose now I want to use the headset with Windows 7. (he has already paired and appear under Bluetooth devices). Surprisingly in windows 7 it is impossible to connect to already paired headphones. (when you do a right click on the icon under devices bluetooth headset is no 'connect' option.). Now one may wonder why you don't restart the headset? But it'll never work since headset tries to connect to the last device that it connected. (in this case, my cell phone). Only way I can connect my headset to Windows 7 now is to put the headset mode, removing the helmet of windows, matching and re pair. It will take a time lotof and this will also install drivers for four profiles bluetooth headset works. (A2DP, AVRCP, handsfree, headset). (This will also create a system restore point to make things slower).

  Similar to my cell phone and the ipod under linux Fedora it's just a matter of the right click bluetooth icon and selecting "connect". I haven't used windows for a long time and maybe I'm missing something very obvious, or how Windows 7 bluetooth works is very frustrating.

  I use Windows 7 Professional in a Dell Inspiron laptop. The bluetooth stack that is used is one that comes with Wndows 7.

  Hi Jeff,

  Reconnection using playback devices works to reconnect an A2DP Bluetooth Headset already paired to your PC, by helmets opus is generally "Mute" in the respect that you cannot ask them to connect to a specific device, they just try to reconnect to the last device to which they connected. With the help of "Playback devices" circumvents this by getting your computer command ping on the device and it ask for a connection.

  Looks like you have a totally different problem to the OP, namely that you can't get your android phone to connect to your PC after you have paired. It is probably useful to start a new thread on this issue because it is completely separate to reconnect devices 'silly '.

  My apologies if I have misunderstood.

• How to activate Bluetooth adapter Dell Latitude D620?

  I tried unsuccessfully for weeks how to activate the Bluetooth adapter (switch on Bluetooth radio) on my Dell Latitude D620.

  First the Latitude D620 built in Bluetooth adapter? I did a search on the web, and it seems that it does. Also, I see a Bluetooth symbol just above my keyboard, but it is not lighted. How do I turn it on?

  I went to control panel, device-> maps network manager, but I do not see the Bluetooth devices listed there.

  I need to install a software? I went on the support.dell.com site and downloaded the Dell Wireless 350 Bluetooth internal Module driver installation program. But when I install it, it is trying to install the Vista profile Pack, and it fails because it 'impossible to find compatible bluetooth on your system chip' and 'DFU installation failed with returncode 137 ".

  Really hope someone can help me. Thank you.

  If still looking for the answer, that I just found out myself...

  The BIOS, under the Wireless heading, is where you put the Bluetooth radio on and outside. At least on the Latitude D620 D630.

  The big surprise is that you (apparently) can enable it in the BIOS, even if there is NO INSTALLATION of CARD BLUETOOTH!

  The cardspace bluetooth is on the far left under the bezel above the keyboard. pop up the extreme right and carefully lift the bezel to see if you have the card installed.

  It was an option, not the equipment standard.

• 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

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• Unable to connect bluetooth Stereo Headset for Vista SP2

  Hello

  I use HP Pavilion DV6000 with integrated bluetooth module

  also I got also an A2DP bluetooth car kit in my car I used as stereo bluetooth several times with my cell phone and other portable

  but I don't have to connect it with my HP pavilion computer even if it is paired and recognized BUT received no CONNECT in the right click menu or properties

  the difference of ONLY between my laptop or other computer, tried s than mine recently upgraded to the Vista SP2

  tried the http://support.microsoft.com/kb/970408 update, but did not help

  Need your help

  Thank you

  UPDATE!

  Well, looks like I found a work around for this problem... It seems that the problem may be how some protocols are initialized.

  What has been done differently:
  Firstly, I uninstalled the software of Broadcome of the control panel without removing the installed bluetooth drivers. Go into the Device Manager, I have disabled the Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator, and THEN proceeded to reinstall the Broadcom (6.3.0.200) software. During the installation I noticed a few differences, such as additional steps in the installation and new options being installed just to do this step.
  Stereo works! :
  Work with my bluetooth device with the disabled enumerator however resulted in matching errors and the connection of my headphones to the audio gateway. Then I enabled it, then connected using the shortcut placed on my desk and instantly had stereo bluetooth.
  The solution for MY problem:
  After disconnection and reconnection, it would not pair in stereo, so I worked around this by disabling the enumerator, reactivation, and then you reconnect. Stereo audio worked properly...
  Hope this helps all users as well as the Microsoft team to find something to prevent users from having to implement this step.
  Thank you!

• BlackBerry Pearl 8100 Software Upgrade Smartphones to transmit music to the bluetooth headset?

  Is there a way to upgrade software or helmets-specific so use the 8100 will transmit music to bluetooth headsets?

  The Pearl 8100 of the operating system does not support the A2DP Bluetooth profile, which allows streaming audio. BlackBerry 4.2.2 operatig system with superior devices do not support this. Unfortunately, the last official version of the Pearl is 4.2.1.109.

  There will be an operating system released shortly which will look at this, 4.5.0.

• Noise of headset (Nokia HS4W) on the channel after a variable delay

  Hello

  I use a laptop from Dell (Latitude D610) with Toshiba Bluetooth stack. I used the last battery Bluetooth of Dell (4.00.20D) two & Toshiba sites (5.10). The two of us, I have a strange problem: in the beginning, everything works fine, but after a variable delay, the channel is full of noise (VET hard) and I can't talk more. I have to disconnect the helmet finally disbale/enable bluetooth on laptop and restart. Sometimes, I have observed the time being exactly 10 minutes or 5 minutes...

  Someone at - it had the same problem? as I don't see if the problem comes from the shape of the card of laptop/BT of Dell, driver or Driver version or headset Nokia...

  Thank you!

  I read something about such behavior in a discussion forum. In this case, the CSR bluetooth module firmware was the problem. So, you should try to update your firmware if possible. My laptop has the latest BT 2.0 + EDR Bluetooth CSR chip and works very well in combination with the Toshiba BT stack and the helmet.

• audio class driver?

  When you use the philips shb6111 bluetooth headset, the khz can be 44 kHz in the beta version of win7 RC, but not in the final product.

  A2DP works on Windows 7 beta versions. Release Candidate of Windows 7 and the final version no longer includes a Bluetooth audio class driver. ^[12] support A2DP is provided entirely by third-party Bluetooth software.

  The music sounds bad to 22 kHz and ffdshow does not solve the problem more. Headphones still work at 22 khz. Any suggestion for a good codec?

  That's how they say it themselves at philips.

  Windows 7 doesn't include native support for the A2DP Bluetooth profile, which is necessary for streaming stereo Bluetooth audio. Even if you have stereo Bluetooth enabled on an earlier version of Windows, it may not work after upgrade to Windows 7.

  But I had it before and I think that someone here might know where to find this codec, which was included in the version of win7 RC?

  Currently the helmet provides only 22 kHz, and it can be at least 44 kHz. Windows says I have the latest drivers.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Blackberry Curve vs Blackberry Huron

  Nice day

  I think to make a Blackberry phone, but I can't decide between the curve (8320) or the Hurons (8820), can anyone advise me on the choice?

  Thank you

  If you got the dough it is not serious... see below:

  To be more detailed in comparison of specs on the net, both BlackBerry OS with Intel 312 MHz XScale processor uses.

  Review: http://www.mobiletechreview.com/phones/BlackBerry-Curve-8300.htm

  Excerpts from the journal:... While both have capable music players that can pump good sounding music in headphones stereo headphones included, only the curve has A2DP Bluetooth stereo for wireless music listening...

  Looks like the curve victories.  Go figure.  If you like it, please give Kudos via the icons on the right.

• listen to music on samsung 2.3 by Discovery 975 headset

  I got a hTC HD2 when I introduced the samsung 2.3 software and I got a plantronics discovery 975 bluetooth headset with whom I have to listen to music from my mobile phone or my lap top. I know I need an A2DP bluetooth application or peripheral, but I could not how to do it. Please if you have the solution, explain step by step.

  Hello

  Check out the links and check if that helps:

  Add a Bluetooth device to your computer

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/is-is/Windows7/add-a-Bluetooth-enabled-device-to-your-computer

  Add a Bluetooth device or other wireless or network device: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/is-is/Windows7/add-a-Bluetooth-or-other-wireless-or-network-device-frequently-asked-questions

  Connect to Bluetooth and other wireless or network devices

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/is-is/Windows7/connect-to-Bluetooth-and-other-wireless-or-network-devices

• 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

• 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