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What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Logitech Adapter is paired but not connected, Bluetooth is off.
2. First tap on widget turns on Bluetooth successfully, but does not try to 
connect.
3. Second tap on widget says "Connecting (6C)Logitech Apapter", but it never 
connects. On "Bluetooth Settings" page, Logitech adapter says "Connecting..."
4. Third and following taps say "Disconnecting (6C)Logitech Adapter". On 
Bluetooth Settings page, Logitech Adapter says "Disconnecting...".  The only 
way out of this state is to manually turn off Bluetooth.

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?

First tap should turn on Bluetooth (if needed) and connect.  Or at least the 
first tap should turn on BT and the second tap should connect.


What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?

Version 1.0.12 (Feb 3, 2013)

Please provide any additional information below.

Original Motorola Droid, Android v 2.2.3, Build Number FRK76.
Logitech Adapter: http://amzn.com/B004VM1T5S

At first I thought it didn't work as the check mark in options for the device 
didn't change but it does turn off and on A2DP for the device. I would give it 
5 stars if the widget displayed the state of the A2DP (background changes color 
from green to red?) and the check mark in the options changed. I am using 
Android 2.3.4 Droid Incredible,  Motorola whisper 

Thanks

What steps will reproduce the problem?

1.When I connect to my laptop using Bluetooth

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?

I should be able to play music from my android phone through my laptop 
speakers. But I could not see the Bluetooth advanced audio or any other service 
except AAS in the services and when Bluetooth services are opened, I can only 
see 'send a file' and 'synchronise' operations. The screenshot of services are 
attached herewith.

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?

I'm having Samsung series 5 laptop with windows 8 pro with Intel Centrino 
Advanced-N 6235
My mobile is Sony Ericsson Xperia mini Pro SK17i running on ICS

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My phone can play music on my friends' laptop running on windows 8 and my 
friends' android phone can play music on my laptop also.

If you have Bluetooth OFF when you try to create a widget it give an empty 
list.  I think it should prompt user to enable Bluetooth before proceeding.

If you connect a widget after Bluetooth is not enabled then it attempts to 
connect but just does nothing.  I think it should instead toast a "Bluetooth 
not enabled" or enable it.

Tested on 2.3.4 through 4.1.2 and worked fine.  Tested on Galaxy Nexus and it 
always shows disconnecting.  This can happen if the interface is not returned. 
The Bluetooth stack in 4.2 is all new so it is quite possible the 
IBluetooth.java or IBluetoothA2dp.java files have changed in 4.2 breaking the 
AIDL's in A2DP Connect. 

Is it possible to make additional plugin for disconnect a2dp device? Like 
a2dpDisConnect, for example.

Regards,
Arthur

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. added a step in a task to use the A2DPConnect plugin to try and connect my 
Sony Ericsson Vivaz Pro, my bluetooth dongle on my PC, and a Samsung Galaxy S2 
but it wouldnt connect 
2. I have a step in my task to make an alert if bluetooth is connected but the 
alert never runs
3. I manage to get the alert to work if I: repair my cellphone (not what I'm 
after) or if I use the Bluetooth GPS app to connect

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Tasker should pick up that the bluetooth is connect ans make an alert, but it 
doesnt. The Tasker log shows that the task is being run successfully

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
A2DPConnect on Android ICS 

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I think that Bluetooth GPS is successful because it tries to initiate or invoke 
the target bluetooth device. Maybe this helps.

Best regards,
Sinan

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Have Samsung Galaxy Note, Android 4.0.4
2. Bluetooth is off
3. Tap widget to connect to car

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
I'd like the program/widget to turn on BT, then connect to the device I chose 
when I placed the widget on my Home screen.

Instead, I get a system confirmation request to allow the program to activate 
BT.  I have to tap Yes to activate/turn on BT.  Then I have to tap the widget 
once more to connect to the car.

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
1.0.13 on Android 4.0.4


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Attached screenshot is in Swedish...

Great widget, but i have 2 observations to do with enabling bluetooth

1) It's impossible to use this widget if your aim is to leave bluetooth on all 
the time, or manually control bluetooth. The disconnect option turns off 
bluetooth whether you want it to or not. Perhaps the app should only disable 
bluetooth if it enabled bluetooth previously?

2) if bluetooth is disabled, then the app is able to enable it, but once it's 
done so, it doesn't then automatically  connect to your chosen device. You have 
to press the button a second time to get this to happen. Seems a little strange 
- i wouldn't have pressed the widget if i didn't want to connect to the device.

Thanks again. this app makes it far easier to explain to my wife (who is not 
particularly tech savvy) how to connect to her bluetooth speaker

If you boot your device with Bluetooth OFF the widgets will not update with the 
connect information.  When this happens you just see "connect" on all of them.  
If you click them they do nothing.  Placing a new widget on the screen will 
update that new widget and it will work but the old ones won't.  

Temporary work around: Always have Bluetooth enabled when you shut the device 
down.  This will make sure it is also enabled at boot and the widgets should 
load.  If the widgets fail to load, throw them away and place new ones on the 
home screen.  


User comment: "I have installed the a2dp connect widget on my phone. 
After i have placed it, it displays the name of my speakers. 
But when I restart my phone, the widget displays "connect" and it doesn't work 
anymore. I have to remove the widget and replace it before it starts working 
asking."

Is there way to get call back if device is connected to a2dp service. I am not 
able to use BluetoothProfile.ServiceListener since this program is using 
IBluetoothA2dp.Can anybody explain how to resolve this?

It should be possible to rename the widgets to avoid confusion when multiple 
instance of a given device are used. 

Make the widget use a toggle so you can both connect and disconnect the 
Bluetooth device.  Right now it only connects.

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1.connect car dock 
2. configure read txt .

3. Rcv. txt 
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?

Disconnect after reading. have manually disconnect connection 
What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?


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Dear A2DP connect dev:

Thanks for your wonderful App.  I have a Jawbone Jambox (with A2DP) support 
that I use your app to switch my music to.

When I switch my music back from Jambox's A2DP, the music stops - I have to go 
to the music App and start it up again.

I also do some basic Android App programming, and was looking at your code but 
couldn't see how this may be fixed.. Is there a way to fix this?

Much thanks!
Bill

I tried connecting to unpaired devices, and it's not working. So I changed the 
code a little bit. Instead of sending addr to service I tried sending 
BluetoothDevice object. Still it's not working!
Is there a limitation on IBluetoothA2dp.connect(device)? like unless the device 
has been paired, it won't connect!!!   
                            Thanks.

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Trying to pair VW Golf is not recognised when scanning for sources to pair 
with
2. Trying to scan for sources to pair with none are found
3.

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
I eould expect to see bluetooth connection for VW golf but no sources appear 

What versio
n of the product are you using? On what operating system?
4.1.2

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when I got the phone it worked

It would be convenient, if the connection is established a fraction of a second 
before actual sound output. This feature would be very handy for in-car 
bluetooth receivers with talkover option. This feature selects the source of 
sound according to actual activity on each input (USB, SD card, AUX, BT) with 
given priority.
The delay of sound coming from BT is useful for voice directions from GPS 
navigation apps. Without delay (and while listening to a sound source other 
than BT) about the first half of a second is not transmitted to the car stereo 
because of the delay of source detection of the car bluetooth receiver itself.

java.lang.SecurityException: Permission denial: writing to secure settings 
requires android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS

when i use  ibta.connect(device),it occurs like above

The project seems to contain the source for an a2dp connect widget. The 
download seems to be an android install package for a tasker/ locale plugin.
Can we please have the source for the plugin and the apk for the a2dp connect?
So then we can use both and see how both of them work!
It seems strange to have "6 of one and half a dozen of the other" ;-)

Please push the latest software source back to this repository using Mercurial.
http://mercurial.selenic.com/

This issue was moved from A2DP Volume since it makes much more sense to 
integrate this app with Tasker than it does A2DP Volume.

http://code.google.com/p/a2dpvolume/issues/detail?id=128&can=1&start=100

Need to support multiple widgets to connect to multiple devices.

Problem the volume of the tablet Acer turn on then after 20second will turn off

The widget will only work after reboot and reinstall.

Please test A2DP Connect 1.01 now available for download.  Let me know results 
please.