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I have noticed that the quality is _much_ better if a wifi connection is not active. It seems that wifi affects bluetooth when using ad2p. Other than that the quality is OK (eg. HSP is much worst) - its not great though. Is this typical or is it a result of the cheap ($60 nokia b501) headphones?
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I have tried to stream a radio station to my headphones, but it seems that wi-fi really slows down when a2dp is active. The connection is like 0.2mB/s, while i actualy have a 3,5mB/s line. This works perfectly while the headphones is not connected, but it just buffers every second when a2dp is active. And it's not only the tablets that have the problem. My N95 has the same problems while streaming and using a2dp, and my computer too. Everything is connected via wi-fi, so it seems it is interfering with each other (both runs on the 2,4 ghz band).
I tried running a2dp with my phone while trying to use wi-fi on my computer but it worked fine... And it can't be because the cpu is overloaded, since the same problem is on the computer.
Anyone who has any opinion about what is happening? And is there any way i can stream my radio to my bluetooth headset?
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2008-07-12
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a question from a A2DP dummy: Do the experts think that there is hope to get user friendly and perfect sound quality without too many drawback (cpu, consumption etc) one day?
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I think the DSP task should soon be quite usable at 133MHz (on the DSP) which gives the full 400MHz for the ARM (atm it breaks up a bit more than I would like, I'll have a look at some optimisations next week).
Regarding the sound quality, yes this is also going to be addressed - it is to do with a lack of high accuracy timers (so the samples drift around a bit and make the pitch move about). This is something that is being looked at/addressed by the Bluez folk atm.
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Thats the good news.
Most of my videos, which work fine with normal alsa sound, generate no sound with ad2p - my .mp3 files work though. I have noticed that the quality is _much_ better if a wifi connection is not active. It seems that wifi affects bluetooth when using ad2p. Other than that the quality is OK (eg. HSP is much worst) - its not great though. Is this typical or is it a result of the cheap ($60 nokia b501) headphones?
Thanks
Ed
Last edited by edt; 2008-07-12 at 01:00.