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Milhouse - did the hack also enable regular BT headset functionality?
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Having hacked a2dp support is nice, I guess, but right now it is very inconvenient. It is like do these ten things in xterm, install svn and other quasi cryptic stuff and ever time you want to listen to some music, type the following lines in xterm, let the program index your music, start the player and then just click on the button! What we need is official support for A2DP that makes everything idiot simple, or a 3rd party plugin like the status bar plugin for the 770 for using bluetooth keyboards.
Here's the page: http://www.guardiani.us/index.php/N800_custom_packages#Bluetooth_ALSA
Have fun...
Last edited by debernardis; 2007-07-12 at 14:15.