Android :: App Can Intercept Bluetooth Device Buttons?
Jul 2, 2009Could someone point me to the documentation or example on how my application can intercept button pushes on an already paired and connected bluetooth device?
View 5 RepliesCould someone point me to the documentation or example on how my application can intercept button pushes on an already paired and connected bluetooth device?
View 5 RepliesLet's suppose that we have the following scenario: something is playing on an android device (an mp3 par example, but it could be anything that use the audio part of an android device). From an application (android application :) ), I would like to intercept the audio stream to analyze it, to record it, etc. From this application (let's say "the analyzer") I don't want to start an mp3 or something, all I want is to have access to the audio stream of android. Any advice is appreciated, it could a Java or C++ solution.
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View 2 Replies View RelatedI'd like to establish a Bluetooth communication between an Android phone and a remote device.The class of the remote device is a basic one just a simple Bluetooth adapter.When I use the Bluetooth scan devices function,the phone recognizes devices from different class (ex. computer, phone, Bluetooth headset) but not this one.I tried it on a Samsung Galaxy Theos and a HTC Wildfire with Android 2.1 but I got the same result with both.Is that possible that the phone manufacturer or Android filters certain class of devices? Otherwise, is there another way to make this device discoverable?
View 1 Replies View RelatedEven registering the broadcast receiver at the highest priority still fails to receive the Bluetooth media button events on the HTC Hero phone. The Bluetooth media button registration code works fine on the other Android phones that I have tested. Apparently this isn't the first time HTC has done something like this, as I also found a report of a similar problem on one of the HTC Microsoft Mobile Devices reported here
It seems extremely short sighted of HTC to code their media player so that it grabs the Bluetooth AVRCP media button events in such a way that other applications are unable to work with the Bluetooth head phone buttons and Bluetooth in car stereo systems.................
I enjoy streaming music from my Droid to my car stereo. Every time I leave the car I have go back to settings >wireless & networks >Bluetooth setting > connect to device. Are there any apps or settings that can make this quicker?
View 8 Replies View RelatedI am developing an app for android. Just a general questions as to , if is it possible to connect to a device which is non discoverable publicly?
View 3 Replies View RelatedFor my application i make a bluetooth discovery search to list all available bluetooth device in. If I'm in a room with a lot of computers etc, there is a really long list. So I'd like to filter Android phones from the lists.So I'm able to filter some devices like laptops, computers, etc.Does anybody know what are the possible constants which android phones can have? I don't want to risk to filter too many devices, but I also want to limit the list to only Android devices.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a weird issue, I have a Bluetooth speaker that I used for music on my Blackberry Storm, the storm automatically recognized that the speaker was a speaker, but the droid recognizes it as headphones, which is an issue, because the speakers are a2dp, and it's using the headset profile, which makes the sound quality SUCK!
Anyone have any idea how I can change it? I've tried unpairing and repairing it like 3 times now...
I want to stream audio directly from my mac via bluetooth to my nexus one. This might sound crazy, but I actually want to be able to control the audio from my mac. I just want to be able to connect an audio jack to my nexus one and let it stream the audio via bluetooth. Is there an app for that?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have a application which connects to the paired bluetooth device. My application works fine on Motorola milestone. But it's not working on HTC desire while connecting to paired bluetooth device. I have checked the logs then i found the SIM access uuid (0000112D-0000-1000-8000-00805F9B34FB) which i pass get changed according to BT sniffer log which is as folloows 0x2d, 0x11, 0x11, 0x2d, 0x00, 0x00, 0x10, 0x00, 0x80, 0x00, 0x00, 0x80, 0x5f, 0x9b, 0x34, 0xfb so how can i resolved this problem. Is it a firmware issue of HTC desire? Can i upgrade the firmware with latest firmware version?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am looking for a way to connect to Android devices via Bluetooth without user intervention(assuming at least on device is set to "Discoverable"). Since 2.0, it seems the devices prompt for a random pin to be entered when connecting to each other for the first time. I've tried some Bluetooth projects, but none seem to work as the underlying Bluetooth Adapter code always kicks in.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI need to be able to start and application when l press a bluetooth device that l have. Can this be done? Was thinking of registering a service to listen for the bluetooth device and when l hit a button on the BT device l can then start the application.
Would this work?
getting one Android device to be able to stream its audio to another Android device. Specifically I want to stream music but I'd also like notification sounds and other audio to stream.
I have a second, older phone, that I am repurposing.
I am tired of having to got to mainscreen->settings->wireless and networks->bluetooth settings to se a list of paired devices and the name of the one that is connected. So I figured I'd wade through the morass of bluetooth widgets on the market and find one that not only turns on/off bluetooth, but also shows list of paired devices and their connect status.Lo-and-behold I couldn't find a one.Anybody out there know of a widget that does this (or even close)?
View 4 Replies View RelatedIs it possible to control an Android device with a Bluetooth headset? I have a friend with a Windows phone who can listen to and reply to text messages as well as initiate calls through his bluetooth headset without touching the phone. It's very very cool, and I don't know that my Android has an answer to it. I would love to be able to do this on my Android and to use Evi through my bluetooth device. I have FlexT9 from Nuance, but it seems to require that I speak into the phone's microphone, as does Evi.
I have a rooted HTC Thunderbolt running das Bamf (don't remember the version) and a Plantronics Voyager Pro headset (same headset my friend with the Windows phone uses to control his phone).
Requirement: 1. The program must be on top of SDK only, no hacking! 2. When a TEXT SMS is arriving to Android mobile, the program must intercept the TEXT SMS to analyze the SMS content (access the whole SMS data) 3. In terms of the SMS content, the program determines if the SMS is erased as it doesn't exist. No notification, no update to Inbox UI. 4. Power cycle the Android phone, the SMS is not seen at Notification or message Inbox
Can any one help with the solution? Or which API shall we look into?
My understanding is that once two devices are paired that they will happily exchange information with each other without further intervention and this is certainly my experience when working with Nokia phones and PCs.
I have a problem with the pairing of my Nokia 6300 phone and my new HTC Desire.
I paired the devices and ticked "Always Trust Device"
The HTC shows the devices as paired.
HOWEVER in order to transfer date from the Nokia to the HTC I always need to make the HTC discoverable before anything will happen.
This is particularly annoying since I 'm trying to transfer my photo collection and this has to be done photo by photo.
Basically I have a couple devices showing in my bluetooth list that I no longer own and would like to delete them from that list. Is there a simple way to do it that I'm overlooking? This is probably more of an OCD thing than a superneccessity, but any help would be appreciated.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI use a macbook pro and have been cheerfully browsing Nokia phones on it (and its predecessors) over bluetooth for years. But although my new unbranded Desire is recognized by the Mac as a bluetooth device, any attempt to browse it results in an error message about the absence of the necessary 'services'.
View 1 Replies View RelatedWhen I go to a contact and press it, I initiate a phone call. But I also see a bluetooth button on the screen. Is there a way to bluetooth the contact to another device? When I press the contact, it dials immediately.
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View 1 Replies View RelatedThe PS3 can pair with bluetooth keyboards and mice. As can PCs obviously. But for PCs you can use other programs on the client machine to make mouse/kb control work. You can't do this on the PS3 so you need an actual bluetooth connection.
However, there are no apps I know that can do this, I wondered if maybe it somehow required root, and if there are any root-using apps that can turn the phone into a bluetooth input mouse/kb device to be paired with a ps3.
I've googled this with no luck so far. I paired my Droid Charge with some an awesome pair of Freedom Bluetooth Headphones for the gym. I want to go running with a friend...can she buy the same headphones and connect to my phone as well so we can both listen to the same music as we run?
In other words, can one device (my droid) pair with 2 bluetooth receivers simultaneously?
Windows 7 (64 bit) Dell Desktop PC and my lovely new Sony Xperia Z1 trying to send files via Bluetooth rather than keep plugging and unplugging the USB cable and risk breaking the cover. well that was my plan anyway.The Dell didn't come with Bluetooth so I bought a wee plug-in USB Bluetooth unit. I have managed to copy a couple of files but it took ages to get it to connect properly and now it won't do it at all.There are 4 driver messages under hardware which all show problems with Bluetooth peripheral device and no drivers installed, but I can't find any anywhere?
View 1 Replies View RelatedBasically what am trying to do is use my HTC Amaze 4G or my ASUS Transformer as a usb blutooth adapter for my pc running windows 7 so i can connect my ps3 controller or wiimote via bluetooth so i can use it as a game controller. I figure since i have both of these devices that are bluetooth capable i wouldn't have to buy a usb bluetooth adapter. how to do this or if there's some required app or driver?
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