Ed Steele December 9, 2006 So you’ve got your Playstation 3, a copy of Resistance: Fall Of Man and you’re all setup to go multiplayer online. The only thing missing is a wireless headset to chat with your team right? The Playstation 3 uses Bluetooth for its wireless controllers which got me to thinking what about a Bluetooth headset? Turns out you can pair ANY Bluetooth Headset with your PS3 for voice chat, here’s how. Turn on your Playstation 3, and from the main menu go to Settings – Accessory Settings – Register Bluetooth Device You will be presented with two options: Register BD Remote Control Register Headset/ Microphone/ Headphones Select Register Headset and put your Bluetooth headset into pairing mode. On your PS3 select Start Scanning Select your device and enter your pairing code. In most cases for audio devices the default pairing code is “0000” Now on your PS3, go to Audio Device Settings and change your “ Input Device” and “ Output Device” to your Bluetooth headset name. Try speaking and watch your “ Mic Level” move! While playing Resistance: Fall Of Man you can voice chat with other players by pressing and holding down L3. I use the Plantronics Pulsar 590 Bluetooth Stereo Headset DR: I'm pretty sure my modem needs to have its firmware updated but ISP won't do it, so how can I do this?.
View Full Version : A2 DP works, help me test it? Laughing Man, 02:33 Just curious. would this also enable it to work with the controls on a bluetooth headset? Otherwise there's no point in me using this ( I can use the transmitter that came with my SOYO HS11 headphones) sachin007, 02:57 Just curious. would this also enable it to work with the controls on a bluetooth headset? Otherwise there's no point in me using this ( I can use the transmitter that came with my SOYO HS11 headphones) NO you cannot control the playlist with the buttons on the headset. It just ouputs the audio onto the bluetooth headset. That would be AVRCP, not A2 DP. Iirc Bluez should handle AVRCP commands, what happens to them after that is anyone's guess, but I think it should work with mplayer, Kagu. It won't work with the built-in media player, but then again nor does a2dp (yet). I have trouble with using A2 DP with Canola/mplayer and Maemo mapper (or any other heavy application) at the same time. I discovered that the problem can be solved if after I start Canola I renice the atabake process to have a priority of -10. That way when atabake forks a mplayer process, that is given the same higher priority. This mostly fixes the skipping when running maemo-mapper and canola at the same time. The question is: since maemo does not have a nice command, how do I start Canola with a higher priority, without having to do it after Canola is already running (with renice ). Or is there another solution that any of you know of? Thanks! Laughing Man, 15:19 That would be AVRCP, not A2 DP. Ah ok, does the tablet or has someone hacked support for it yet? My headset supports both A2 DP, AVRCP, HSP, and more. Lardman, a quick question: What, in your opinion, are the things that are preventing Nokia from including A2 DP support in their standard build? Is it the lack of maturity in the.
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