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Liuke · 01-11-06, 01:36 AM

I've had success connecting a BT headset to my Axim and using that to listen to music off the Axim. The sound quality is horrendous though. This was using a Jabra BT250v which is designed for phone use so it may not have been the optimal headset to test for listening.

Using my PC as speakers for the Axim didn't yield better results. I was able to get my PC to act as an audio gateway for the X50v where the sounds from the PDA were sent to the PC and its speakers. The sound quality is just as bad this way as w/ the BT headset. Both sound like something I'd expect from AM radio reception. On the PC, I also noticed the music kept skipping every now and then.

Most likely, Bluetooth is just too bandwidth limited to provide decent quality audio streaming.

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Liuke Aximsite Rookie DAP Freshman Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Hoppyland Posts: 58 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I've had success connecting a BT headset to my Axim and using that to listen to music off the Axim. The sound quality is horrendous though. This was using a Jabra BT250v which is designed for phone use so it may not have been the optimal headset to test for listening. Using my PC as speakers for the Axim didn't yield better results. I was able to get my PC to act as an audio gateway for the X50v where the sounds from the PDA were sent to the PC and its speakers. The sound quality is just as bad this way as w/ the BT headset. Both sound like something I'd expect from AM radio reception. On the PC, I also noticed the music kept skipping every now and then. Most likely, Bluetooth is just too bandwidth limited to provide decent quality audio streaming.