Posted by Nubus
To all MW600 owners... I own a Macbook Pro... have the MW600 successfully connected. Though selecting MW600 (Stereo) it sounds like... a 64k stream... it just doesn't sound as good if it was connected to the phone playing music.
Is anyone else noticing this?
Posted by pt020
[ This Message was edited by: pt020 on 2010-11-25 06:59 ]
Posted by Nubus

It just sounds like it can't take the range of the song bitrate. I ono it's driving me nuts... that i just blast it all the time so I can't hear the digital distortion.

Posted by buntoo
@Nubus & all
I guess you're streaming audio over bt-handsree profile... And thats why getting the issue.
On my hbh-ds980, it streams excellent quality even if the song' bitrate is 320kbps.
BTW, i'm using Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit.
You have to stream over A2DP profile (Bluetooth Stereo Audio) not the handsfree profile in order to get what u want.
If it is connected with handsfree profile, then u'll get low quality sound.
Go to bluetooth settings --> Audio and check if the Stereo is connected or not?
Then go to playback devices and assign default status to BT Stereo Audio.
Hope it helps.
Posted by phonecrzy
now im hoping if i buy one it will work nicely on my macbook pro

Posted by Nubus

Mac side: Pairing is very simple and easy. I'm playing through stereo, the voice or high sounds distorted, but the low and mids are fine. It's so weird + annoying. I havn't tried it on any of the new Macbook pros, it could probably just be my bluetooth card is the older version.
Posted by phonecrzy
On 2010-06-01 19:10:18, Nubus wrote:

Mac side: Pairing is very simple and easy. I'm playing through stereo, the voice or high sounds distorted, but the low and mids are fine. It's so weird + annoying. I havn't tried it on any of the new Macbook pros, it could probably just be my bluetooth card is the older version.
i have the 13" mbp (alu/black) i assume because its newer the

[ This Message was edited by: phonecrzy on 2010-06-02 14:21 ]
Posted by Nubus
Maybe,
I wish I knew... I think my cousin has the new one.. so I might try it out this week, I'll give you heads up..
Posted by phonecrzy
the one that came with my x10 (which is lost somewhere

Posted by Nubus
lol, nice.
Posted by tesssst
don't bother, OS X is crap when it comes to bluetooth, I have tested 3 A2DPs and they all sound crap even with Snow Leopard. Windows XP works perfect, so its a mac problem unfortunately - they can't handle A2DP
Posted by ScottMallue
Not yet!
Posted by pt020
[ This Message was edited by: pt020 on 2010-11-22 04:10 ]
Posted by Ravager
The solution:
http://scott.dier.name/2009/10/osx-snow-leopard-a2dp.html
Probably people out there who still got this problem...
edit:
some help:
"There's a file called "com.apple.BluetoothAudioAgent.plist" in ~/Library/Preferences/ that with a plist Editor (http://www.nightproductions.net/prefsetter.html). I raised the "Apple Bitpool Min" to 50, that did the trick. "
but i raised it to 320 and it works!
[ This Message was edited by: Ravager on 2010-10-19 20:12 ]
Posted by vd0t
Whenever I connect my MW600 to my Macbook pro, it only works as a mono headset (for making phone calls). It doesn't give me an option to connect via A2DP. How did you all do it? I've paired it many times.. I'm using a late 2009 MacBook Pro.
Posted by Nubus
On 2010-10-19 21:08:38, Ravager wrote:
The solution:
http://scott.dier.name/2009/10/osx-snow-leopard-a2dp.html
Probably people out there who still got this problem...
edit:
some help:
"There's a file called "com.apple.BluetoothAudioAgent.plist" in ~/Library/Preferences/ that with a plist Editor (http://www.nightproductions.net/prefsetter.html). I raised the "Apple Bitpool Min" to 50, that did the trick. "
but i raised it to 320 and it works!
[ This Message was edited by: Ravager on 2010-10-19 20:12 ]
Great find... I'm going to try this out once my MW600 charges... I've stopped using it since I couldn't get it working with my mac...