About Bluetooth voice dialing
Problem between the Microsoft Bluetooth stack, hook for voice dialing and/or the headset. The Bluespoon works 100% correct with a (old) SE T68i. So there is nothing wrong with the headset. Hi all,I've googled and searched PPCSG and here to find a soultion but I guess I'm spectacularly thick I've just received a JAMin. I installed everything as per the instructions. I paired my Plantronics M3000 with no problems - the only profile it offered was Handsfree and I accepted that. The headset works just as it always did on my XDA 2, with a single short or long press on the button doing nothing and two short ones dialling last number.What it doesn't do, which I expected it to, is to launch the voice dial software. Whether on or in standby, a single press of the headset button does nothing . I checked the horrible cyberon thing was installed - it is. I installed MS Voice command. That works fine but is also not launched by the headset. I found mention of a registry change program (voice enable). I've installed and run that. It is changing the registry as expected but still the bluetooth headset button doen't launch anything.My main reason for replacing the XDA 2 was to get bluetooth voice dial so, as you can imagine, I'm a little annoyed. I have absolute confidence that it's me screwing up here and would really appreciate some help or advice.Regards #7 Could someone post the same string. I haven't installed the extended rom voice program that comes with the Dopod and I don't have the strings in the registry because of this. thanks in advance #8 I have seen several posts about accessing Voice Command over your Bluetooth headset. I have been able to do this succefully with just a couple of steps. First: goto "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\OEM\VoiceCommand\Path". Change the default value from "\Windows\SDDialer.exe" to "\Program Files\Voice Command\VoiceCMD.exe". Now you should be able to activate Micrsoft Voice Command by pressing the connect button on your bluetooth headset.It worked! You must ensure that the path of the VoiceCMD is correct. Hope it helps! I have xda neo with O2 Germany bundled (yes, the OS in German) is there any problem if I install the Microsoft Voice Dialing UK/US version?I am affraid it would be problem because in the /Windows/Programme instead /Windows/ProgramFiles #9 I have seen several posts about accessing Voice Command over your Bluetooth headset. I have been able to do this succefully with just a couple of steps. First: goto "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\OEM\VoiceCommand\Path". Change the default value from "\Windows\SDDialer.exe" to "\Program Files\Voice Command\VoiceCMD.exe". Now you should be able to activate Micrsoft Voice Command by pressing the connect button on your bluetooth headset.It worked! You must ensure that the path of the VoiceCMD is correct. Hope it helps! I have xda neo with O2 Germany bundled (yes, the OS in German) is there any problem if I install the Microsoft Voice Dialing UK/US version?I am affraid it would be problem because in the /Windows/Programme instead
Key features of the Bluetooth voice dialing that are enabled through these drivers include:
- UD v8.0 and Bluetooth Voice Dialing
- Bluetooth and Voice Dial problem - XDA Forums
- Bluetooth Voice Dial Widget on Windows Pc
- In Car Bluetooth Voice Dial/SMS Application
- Bluetooth voice dial support - XDA Forums
- Bluetooth Voice Dial not an option? - XDA Forums
- Droid does not do voice dialing with Bluetooth
An Accepted Solution is available for this post. No Voice dialing with Bluetooth, a sales killer. The store personnel had no clue. It should be illegal to sell a phone without voice dialing in California.The Droid is going back to Costco. I got the money back I had spent for apps from Verizon, but the twenty hours I spent setting this thing up I will never get back. This thing has a tremendous potential but they forgot that it's a phone first and a PDA second. My old phone works great. I might get an Apple iPod touch (shudder) to replace my Sony Clie which is slowly dying after six years. I am really bummed out with the whole issue of learning a new device only to have to replace it every two years. It's the time and information that's lost. There is too much emphasis on the hardware. I think the tech guys who review and recommend these things have a severe case of ADD and flitter like a butterfly to every new device while never learning the in and outs of anything. I found two other issues with the Droid in the short period that I had it. The slide out keyboard is really hard to use and I used the on screen virtual keyboard, definitely something I will be looking at in the future. The other thing was that the screen didn't lock in certain applications such as phone and MP3 player so you had to be really careful not to touch the screen and of course you would want to stick it in your pocket sometimes which wouldn't work. All Community topics Previous Topic Next Topic 4 Replies An Accepted Solution is available for this post. I wrote to 5 senior level execs at Verizon and received a call back from one just to confirm what my issue was."Yeah, it doesn't have Bluetooth voice dialing.""OK, thanks for letting us know." was the tone of the reply from the secretary or whoever - nothing concrete. An Accepted Solution is available for this post. Old, old news. There
