I have a Samsung S3 with Android 4.3 and a bluetooth headset.
Phone and headset pair and connect without problem.
After connecting sound output of the Apps Music (blue note-icon) and VLC
work fine with internal speaker and bluetooth.
But the sound-output on BT of other Apps like
Google Play Music (the one with the yellow headset-icon),
Radio FM and other internet-radio-apps I tested does not work.
Sometimes a few milliseconds of sound can be heard but
that's it.
When I adjust the volume with the volume up/down buttons
a slider shows alternating the BT icon and the speaker icon.
Actually there should be an icon according to the sound-output
chosen.
After I close the App, the system remains in this state,
i.e. BT-output of VLC does not work either, until
BT is disabled and re-enabled.
It looks to me as if there are two processes working
one for BT, one for speaker-output and they
are competing with each other.
The problem exists for about half a year,
before that it was OK. I re-installed the
firmware since then and made a factory reset.
Phone and headset pair and connect without problem.
After connecting sound output of the Apps Music (blue note-icon) and VLC
work fine with internal speaker and bluetooth.
But the sound-output on BT of other Apps like
Google Play Music (the one with the yellow headset-icon),
Radio FM and other internet-radio-apps I tested does not work.
Sometimes a few milliseconds of sound can be heard but
that's it.
When I adjust the volume with the volume up/down buttons
a slider shows alternating the BT icon and the speaker icon.
Actually there should be an icon according to the sound-output
chosen.
After I close the App, the system remains in this state,
i.e. BT-output of VLC does not work either, until
BT is disabled and re-enabled.
It looks to me as if there are two processes working
one for BT, one for speaker-output and they
are competing with each other.
The problem exists for about half a year,
before that it was OK. I re-installed the
firmware since then and made a factory reset.
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