PEBL firmware

Mike S. schrieb:
> [...]
> OK, I'll qualify that to restrict it to GSM phones.

AFAIK do all A2DP (BT high quality audio) capable Motos like V3x and K1
support playing ringtones through BT headsets. What I am not sure about
is if they are able to do that with non A2DP headsets. I guess the issue
has found some consideration within Motorola, even if it took a while.

Andreas

In article <ejt2mg$rg2$1@online.de>, Andreas Wenzel wrote:
> Mike S. schrieb:
>> [...]
>> OK, I'll qualify that to restrict it to GSM phones.
>
> AFAIK do all A2DP (BT high quality audio) capable Motos like V3x and K1
> support playing ringtones through BT headsets. What I am not sure about
> is if they are able to do that with non A2DP headsets.

I have the H500. Is that an A2DP headset?

Thanks all,
SJS

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Andreas Wenzel schrieb:
> [...]
> AFAIK do all A2DP (BT high quality audio) capable Motos like V3x and K1
> support playing ringtones through BT headsets. What I am not sure about
> is if they are able to do that with non A2DP headsets. I guess the issue
> has found some consideration within Motorola, even if it took a while.
> [...]

I had the chance to try with a KRZR K1 and a H500 today. This
combination does play mp3 ringtones, even though the H500 is a non A2DP
headset.

Andreas

In article <ejvscm$bc7$1@online.de>, Andreas Wenzel wrote:
> Andreas Wenzel schrieb:
>> [...]
>> AFAIK do all A2DP (BT high quality audio) capable Motos like V3x and K1
>> support playing ringtones through BT headsets. What I am not sure about
>> is if they are able to do that with non A2DP headsets. I guess the issue
>> has found some consideration within Motorola, even if it took a while.
>> [...]
>
> I had the chance to try with a KRZR K1 and a H500 today. This
> combination does play mp3 ringtones, even though the H500 is a non A2DP
> headset.

OK. So what does that mean in the context of my original post?


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