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Stevej wrote:
>
> I am having a strange problem with my unlocked Treo 650 using the
> Softick
> audio gateway.
>
> I am using the Softick Audio gateway with TCPMP and the Plantronics 590A
> headset playing MP3s.
>
> The arrangement worked fine for a long time (needed periodic soft
> resets,
> however), but now has this problem nearly continually. What happens
> is that
> I completely lose audio in one ear or the other. A soft reset and
> repairing
> with the headset will usually correct the problem, but then it comes
> back
> again. For a while, I would lose only the left ear audio, but
> recently, I
> lost the right ear audio. I still get audio, but only out of one ear
> of the
> headset. The balance control of TCPMP seems to have no effect on the
> condition. I have played around with the settings on the Audio Gateway,
> with no success. Softick says it is either TCPMP or the headset, and the
> Audio Gateway doesn't control the stereo. I can use the headset with
> my PC
> and a Bluetooth dongle, and the headset works fine. I have the latest
> version of TCPMP and the Softick Audio Gateway.
>
> Does anyone have any ideas on what could be causing this problem and
> how to
> fix it?
>
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I've had similar problems with audio gateway and TCPMP with my 680.
Occasionally the playback will start to stutter really badly and the
only way I've found to fix it is to switch AG from the headphones to
the phones then back again. Sometimes it'll also hang the entire
phone requiring a reboot to fix. The newest version of 1.12 seems to
have helped a little bit, but it's not quite solid yet. Hopefully the
next iteration of the Treo will have A2DP built in. I would like to
try the commercial versions of CorePlayer or Kinoma, but neither
offers a trial and I don't want to drop $25 only to find that it's no
better than the freeware. I think one of them is planning a demo
release this summer so I'll give it a shot then.
- -Jason
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limits."
- Albert Einstein
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