[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] alkizmo:
Those who tried it before, give this another chance.

I have made a modified .cab file (Go to the BOTTOM)

- No 30 seconds limit

- Remote control works ( AVRCP)

- No skipping (Convert all MP3 to 192kbps or less)

NOW ONTO SERIOUS BUSINESS

Normal A2DP causes some hissing, sound deterioration (depending of your bitpool capacity) and hogs the phone's resources making it nearly unusable without having to pause the playback to be able to accomplish something like send a SMS.

Blueplayer has NO DETERIORATION – It uses it’s own special codec / technology

###I wish to know WHAT codec/technology is used by Blueplayer?! :O###

PROOF that Blueplayer uses a “SPECIAL” technology instead of normal A2DP

- INDEPENDENT from WM5 / WM6 A2DP drivers.

#To use Blueplayer, you need to DISCONNECT /UNCHECK the “Wireless stereo” from the phone’s Bluetooth settings (paired devices).

- NOT ALL STEREO HEADSETS CAN BE USED! ( i.Tech R35 for headphones)

WM6 A2DP stream to Laptop PC : WORKS

WM6 A2DP stream to Stereo BT Headphones : WORKS

Blueplayer stream to Laptop PC : DOES NOT WORK

Blueplayer stream to Stereo BT Headphones : WORKS

So, only special hardwares can decode whatever is the technology used by Blueplayer. It's not normal A2DP.

- AUDIO QUALITY TEST

WM6 A2DP stream to Laptop PC : Hissing

(Insanely high BitPool has no effect, and wont do skipping)

Laptop Widcomm BT A2DP to Stereo BT Headphones : Same Hissing

(BitPool can't be changed)

Blueplayer stream to Stereo BT Headphones : AWESOME!!

(skips if above 192kbps, so quality has an impact)

Blueplayer stream to Laptop : DOESNT WORK :(

BACK TO THE POINT !!!

I wish to know what's that technology.

Why?

Blueplayer is a HORRIBLE HORRIBLE MP3 player. All I care for is the CODEC.

The Blueplayer ITSELF is very difficult to manage.

- To pick a NEW track, you cant just click/tap it. You got to press STOP, then select the track, then press PLAY. (Or use NEXT/PREVIOUS over and over to navigate to it)

- The buttons can only be TAPPED, not clicked, and they are SO TINY that you cant just press them while walking around. You literally got to AIM your fingernail on the button, or use the stylus.

- You cant browse folders by clicking, you got to tap on a TINY TINY (+) to expand folders

- Cant select all subfolders, you got to add each folders individually to the playlist.

- No ID3 support, only a raw file list

etc etc, it's an ugly GUI.

But I want the sweet codec that makes the music sound so great.

OK HERE'S THE FILE!!!

Follow these steps to Pair your BT Headphones with Blueplayer

1 - Delete BT Headphones from your paired devices list in Bluetooth settings

2 - Set your BT headphones in discoverable/pairing mode.

3 - Launch Blueplayer

4 - Tap on "SelectDevice" at the bottom left of the screen

5 - Click on "Refresh" at the bottom middle of the screen

6 - Select your device and press the "ok"

7 - It will ask you to Pair/Add the device (WM6 Bluetooth settings does that)

8 - Once paired, UNCHECK "Wireless Stereo" from the services

9 - In Blueplaye, click on the folder icon near the top/right

10 - Browse for a folder containing directly some MP3 (it will show in the bottom list if it sees the MP3, no sub-folders allowed)

11 - Got to click the "ok" at the bottom left.

12 - Press the tiny tiny tiny "play" button and enjoy.

If you get driver errors, or the music doesnt play in your headphones and the software crashes, you dont have the hardware required to use Blueplayer.

Othewise, ENJOY THE FABULOUS QUALITY STREAMING and the CRAPPY GUI :p