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2010-03-04
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Was wondering, I planned on buying a set of portable speakers like the type you can dock an Ipod onto. I've found one that supports any MP3 player with the 3.5mm connector. But, I want one that has a remote you can use with it, to control the music on your n900 from a distance. Is this possible ? I saw in another thread you can use the Wiimote as a bluetooth gamepad or remote control. Anyone else tried this ?
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2010-03-04
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@ Tyneside, North East England
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The N900 is easy as it supports AVRCP, so you can use bluetooth devices which support that. Loads on Ebay, which you can plug some headphones into. I'm sure that a hack could then not direct the audio to the bluetooth device.
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2010-03-05
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Originally Posted by rsegerda@sina.com
i think that the thread maker are talking about controlling the n900 with something and not using the n900 to control a PC
bluemaemo
ivt bluesoleil
thats happening a lot to me, i use my n900 with the tv cable to watch movies, and i need a remote control for my cell phone :P
sadly, the n900 doesnt have an infrared input
i dont know any alternatives yet
but the people are using the bluetooth to control the device, i dont have one bluetooth device yet.
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2010-03-05
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Originally Posted by clasificado
Annnnd thanks for playing....
sadly, the n900 doesnt have an infrared input
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2010-03-05
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@ Bern, Switzerland
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philips bluetooth shb7100
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2010-03-06
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Originally Posted by clasificado
That's exactly what I need. The ability to control my n900 via a bluetooth remote, so that I can play and control music through a set of portable speakers. Is that even do-able ?
i think that the thread maker are talking about controlling the n900 with something and not using the n900 to control a PC
thats happening a lot to me, i use my n900 with the tv cable to watch movies, and i need a remote control for my cell phone :P
sadly, the n900 doesnt have an infrared input
i dont know any alternatives yet
but the people are using the bluetooth to control the device, i dont have one bluetooth device yet.
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2010-03-07
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Originally Posted by LondonBenji
clasificado speaks the truth.
Annnnd thanks for playing....
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2010-03-07
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I have an AVRCP BT remote with AD2P. I think it worked with the old version:
- pair remote
- run media player
- plug in headphones
but since the last update, the audio switches to the headphones when they are plugged in, but after a while (doing nothing but playing music), the audio goes back to AD2P
- pair remote
- run media player
- plug in headphones
but since the last update, the audio switches to the headphones when they are plugged in, but after a while (doing nothing but playing music), the audio goes back to AD2P
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2010-03-07
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hmm so is there anyway to pair a device like that to control the media player, but instead of headphones in the 3.5mm jack you plug into a set of portable speakers. Or, a set of BT speakers with BT remote ?