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P800 headphones |
beljim
Joined: Feb 26, 2003
Posts: 53
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Most people have had to dig deep into their pockets to get the phone in the first place so theres probably plenty of room 
But still to big for my pockets and i'm a Clown. |
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dark_knight_r3turns
Joined: Feb 13, 2003
Posts: 186
From: BATCAVE
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The packaged headphone is fine for me. Sound quality is good and you dont have to replace it or take it out when you recieve a call.
This message was posted from a P800 |
oferlaor
Joined: Feb 22, 2003
Posts: 280
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Not big, it's huge...
It would break my phone if it got slightly bent.
I need to find a 2.5mm connector and I'll make my own.
I made my own converter from airline jacks (2 mono plugs) to a stereo plug. The airline headphones kill me, and I now use a pair of tiny sony silicone ended headphones that not only reduce outside noise but can fit comfortably in my ears for a long time. |
snife
Joined: Mar 12, 2003
Posts: 5
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is there anyway to get a bluetooth headset working with the mp3 player?
or where to get a smaller or L-shaped convertor, as although the sound quality is fine i cant get in-ear earphones to stay in my ear if i try and conseal the wires and the white wire from these headphones looks hideous when hanging down |
pearl62
Joined: Feb 06, 2003
Posts: 38
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snife...
Not really. A decoded MP3 stream is a far higher bitrate than the Bluetooth headset profile can support (only 64Kbps). Even most encoded streams are beyond this, which if it were possible, would then require mp3 decoding capability right in the headphones itself...
BTW, there are companies working on this. I have tried prototypes, and they look encouraging.
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oferlaor
Joined: Feb 22, 2003
Posts: 280
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pearl62,
SE already announced MP3 (memory stick duo) based MP3 player & combination BT headphones. Looks like a neat design.
Still, I prefer the garden variety connector converter. I hope I can track down a 2.5mm jack that would work. |
DARREN S
Joined: Feb 26, 2003
Posts: 21
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| On 2003-03-13 07:16, pearl62 wrote:
snife...
Not really. A decoded MP3 stream is a far higher bitrate than the Bluetooth headset profile can support (only 64Kbps). Even most encoded streams are beyond this, which if it were possible, would then require mp3 decoding capability right in the headphones itself...
BTW, there are companies working on this. I have tried prototypes, and they look encouraging. |
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Damn, I've been using the headset more and more, initially for listening to mp3 but now I've started to use it for calls because it is so much clearer hearing the caller in both ears rather than just one.
However, you seem to contradict yourself in the last sentence. On the one hand, you're saying that the encoded streams are more than 64kps but on the other hand you say there are prototypes for mp3 decoding in the headset which look encouraging. |
watcher
Joined: Feb 18, 2003
Posts: 202
From: SLOVENIA, Europe
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On 2003-03-10 23:12, Shad wrote:
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damn looks ugly
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VOD_Guy
Joined: Mar 11, 2003
Posts: 18
From: WarMongerVille
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Here's my solution (apologies for the lack of a pic); I use it for the P800 and those funky nonstandard airplane headphone plugs so I can watch the in-flight using my noise-cancelers: (requires some soldering, so beware)
1) Go to Radio Shack (or your local equivalent - any place that sells 3.5mm male/female jack pairs.
2) Cut the SE headset cord about at 5 cm from the 2.5mm jack.
3) Attach female 3.5mm plug to 5cm 2.5cm jack/cord pigtail.
4) Attach male 3.5mm jack to the now jack-less SE headset.
You now have a 3.5mm SE headset that will work with any standard audio device, AND a universal inline 2.5mm -> 3.5mm converter that doesn't stick way out from the device.
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billk2
Joined: Aug 16, 2002
Posts: 9
From: London
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Surely the mike stops working if you do this? |
contaygious
Joined: Jan 04, 2003
Posts: 322
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U can just get an adapter with a cord so that it does not stick out like that thing LOL
Also I am going to buy this: it is the only way to listen to mp3 with bluetooth headset. it lasts 6 hours of talktime/listen and 150 standbye beat that!!!!!!!
http://www.openbrain.co.kr/e_site/e_products/e_products03.htm
it's not just for PC headfones although it does come with a bluetooth dongle to transfer mp3s and use for like PC games etc.
THANK ME LATER!
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I HAVE A P800!!!!!!!!! |
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Posted: 2003-03-11 01:16
