Hey folks,
I got a 3650 (also named the 'play bone') and would like to spare money
for a headset. The phone has bluetooth and so I thought, why not use the
phone itself as headset? It seems this is not supported yet, but would
it be possible?
Connected (wire) to the phone I also have a headset.. Could _that_ be
used via bluetooth? That'd be soo great, I wouldn't have to get another
headset. then again, I doubt... ah please just give me /your/ opinion on
the matter, /you/ are the devs after all.
thanks & kind regards
Marcel
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Hi Marcel,
Marcel Partap wrote:
> Hey folks,
> I got a 3650 (also named the 'play bone') and would like to spare money
> for a headset. The phone has bluetooth and so I thought, why not use the
> phone itself as headset? It seems this is not supported yet, but would
> it be possible?
As far as I know, we would only need to implement headset profile in the
phone side. I think this shouldn't be impossible, after all Symbian OS
has public API for RFCOMM, L2CAP and SDP socket connection, and I think
it is also possible to create SCO connections in a socket basis... So,
what is the problem then? Even in the assumption that we managed to
develop the headset profile I think NONE actual mobile phone would let
us hook the audio streaming from/to the microphone/speaker to/into a SCO
channel. It is physically posible, of course because the AudioGateway
profile embedded in the phone just do it, but I'm afraid we have no
public interface to get this functionality (I'm not Symbian developer,
let's hope somebody tell this is not true!).
Maybe phone manufacturers are too dependent on the Telephony Companies
requirements to allow this nice functionality which would lead us
without doubt to make VoIP calls from the phone if it detects the
presence of the appropiate service running in our home's box.
> Connected (wire) to the phone I also have a headset.. Could _that_ be
> used via bluetooth? That'd be soo great, I wouldn't have to get another
> headset.
As I said, the problem is in the interface phone|bluetooth, and with an
external headset the same interface is still present
Regards,
Luis
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Bluetooth-alsa is about supporting the BT headset profile, and the phone
won't implement it. Phones support the handsfree profile, you can find a
link to two projects on our homepage that might be usefull, i.e.
http://www.soft.uni-linz.ac.at/_wiki/tiki-index.php?page=ProjectBluezHandsfree
best regards,
~ Lars
Marcel Partap wrote:
| Hey folks,
| I got a 3650 (also named the 'play bone') and would like to spare money
| for a headset. The phone has bluetooth and so I thought, why not use the
| phone itself as headset? It seems this is not supported yet, but would
| it be possible?
| Connected (wire) to the phone I also have a headset.. Could _that_ be
| used via bluetooth? That'd be soo great, I wouldn't have to get another
| headset. then again, I doubt... ah please just give me /your/ opinion on
| the matter, /you/ are the devs after all.
| thanks & kind regards
| Marcel
|
|
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