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A2DP with iPhone 3.0: Volume Control?
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Volume control is not working on anyone's headsets yet...including my two. Only the pause/play works currently w/the release of beta 2
Beta 1, nothing worked.
They are getting there but it may take one or two more releases before the A2DP is up to standard.
Hope that helps.
I just wanted to confirm that device volume control was a normal function of the A2DP protocol. Googling gave me a few answers, but some people mentioned volume control working while most mentioned it didn't.
Thanks for the information.
Thanks for the information.
I have read and experienced that the new 3.0 GM does not support volume control for stereo bluetooth headsets. This is a huge problem and for me when I attach the IS800, the volume is at the highest setting and it is WAY TO LOUD to make listening even worthwhile. Going to send a bug report to Apple hoping they will implement this missing feature!
iLounge say that the iPhone volume keys are meant to be disabled, and the volume on the bluetooth receiver should be used.
http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/ar...stereo-bluetooth-iphone-3g-with-iphone-os-30/
http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/ar...stereo-bluetooth-iphone-3g-with-iphone-os-30/
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Yeah, I've been using my stereo blutooth headphones and the volume control on them works while listening to music. I haven't tried changing the volume using the controls on the phone since it was just easier to reach up and change them on the headset
Yeah, I've been using my stereo blutooth headphones and the volume control on them works while listening to music. I haven't tried changing the volume using the controls on the phone since it was just easier to reach up and change them on the headset
Using the Sony DS220 I have the same problem with the volume controls. But I can control the volume on the headphones by pressing & holding the Stop/Play button. Not ideal but at least I can use them without getting bleeding eardrums.
The Stop/Play button doesn't stop/play the music however.
The Stop/Play button doesn't stop/play the music however.
Mine isn't working either. Have to use the little nubs on my BT headset.
When I started playing a video, the audio was a few seconds behind the video. I think I found a little glitch.
When I started playing a video, the audio was a few seconds behind the video. I think I found a little glitch.