Bluetooth and FM tuner???? I love this MP3 player, but I bought it cause it has both bluetooth and FM. I use a bluetooth headset at the gym and they have the TV's with the fm broadcast audio channels. When I switch to FM to listen to them I get a message that the FM tuner is not compatible with a bluetooth headset. WTF. Is there any way around this, or maybe they might release a firmware to fix that???? Bluetooth and FM tuner???? I love this MP3 player, but I bought it cause it has both bluetooth and FM. I use a bluetooth headset at the gym and they have the TV's with the fm broadcast audio... » Read More Bluetooth and FM tuner???? I love this MP3 player, but I bought it cause it has both bluetooth and FM. I use a bluetooth headset at the gym and they have the TV's with the fm broadcast audio channels. When I switch to FM to listen to them I get a message that the FM tuner is not compatible with a bluetooth headset. WTF. Is there any way around this, or maybe they might release a firmware to fix that???? « Show Less
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As with most Mp3 players that have FM radios, it usues the headphones as the antenna. kinda lame
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Would it work if you plugged in a set of headphones to act as the antenna and still used the bluetooth for sound? Or would plugging in the headphones disable the sound in the bluetooth device?
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OK, I listen to IHeartRadio all day using Bluetooth headset. I had doubted if I could use this watch at the same time I use my Bluetooth headset since it would require that my phone "pair" with both at the same time. BUT, I read the answers to this question and assumed that someone knew the answer and that in some way the watch allowed this. But I got the phone today and cannot figure out HOW!! Any help??
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I never turn on FM radio. I sent one mp3 to my friend. I only download some songs from Chinese website.I even don't know there is FM radio with the mp3.
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You leave it in tuner mode and with using the plus (+) and minus (-) buttons, you select wich frequency is not used in your area (mine is 100.1 fm). As you use the +/- button, you have to ear from a voice wich frequency you are tuned in. Dont forget to activate your Blutooth function in your iPod/iPad so both devices can synchronise.Good luck...... Stéphane
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I use them for my MP3 player and bought the following Bluetooth dongles on Amazon: "Belkin F8Z492-P Bluetooth Music Receiver" connected to the speakers and "Miccus BluBridge mini-jack" connected to my MP3 payer and it works great. The Belkin can pair up to 8 devices so if you have several Bluetooth phones or players you want to use it's no problem. Of cause you don't need the "Mini jack" if your player has Bluetooth.
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Hi Kazai, i have the same question. Did you ever find out if you can put the recorded Fm files on your computer? I've had one of these for years and have not been able to figure out how. sharphoto
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I thought same thing and I got 2 pairs neither one had Bluetooth access it only had mp3 and they would replace either pair with Bluetooth ones
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I did not use Bluetooth. And I do not intend to. I have several BT devices and NONE work 100% reliably, so to save the headache of trying to pair them all the time I did not even bother to pair the JAWBONE. So i used the old reliable jack instead... I know it works 100% of the time and saves me headache and time... Sorry I wasn't able to help.
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The player itself isn't blu tooth compatible, but there is an S-video port if you want to try to find a wireless connector. I love this player, but it is not meant to be a complicated player. If you want something that you can pair wireless headphones with, I would go another direction. For simply playing DVD's on a television, this is perfect!
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there is a short cord attached to the unit that plugs into the headphone jack on your phone. the usb cord is strictly for power. no bluetooth. this is the best fm tranmitter ive had, and i am pretty hard to please.
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Yep. The tuner in this is so good, there are even hacks to enable the analog FM exclusively. Audiokarma is a good place to read about the tuner.
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Every Bluetooth headset and/or speaker I have tried to sync with has worked great. With my laptop, there was one time I had to turn off the speaker driver and make the headset the "primary" speaker. Otherwise, it works great and can't beat the price. Hope that helps and enjoy.
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I am looking at doing the same thing for my wives hearing aids. Amazon has several Bluetooth transmitters available. I 'm still working on what transmitter to buy. One of the major differences is battery or wall plug. Some that run on rechargeable batteries do not transmit while recharging. I plan to install it in our theater room. Currently she uses "TV Ears 3.0 System" earphones (wireless & works great) for listening to the TV. They actually digitally process the sound so that the speaking portion is clearer for those that have a hearing loss. With Bluetooth, you will have to rely on the settings of your particular hearing aids. I am looking at doing the same thing for my wives hearing aids. Amazon has several Bluetooth transmitters available. I 'm still working on what transmitter to buy. One of the major differences is battery or wall plug. Some that run on rechargeable batteries do not transmit while recharging. I plan to install it in our theater room. Currently she uses "TV Ears 3.0 System" earphones (wireless & works great) for listening to the TV. They actually digitally process the sound so that the speaking portion is clearer for those that have a hearing loss. With Bluetooth, you will have to... » Read More I am looking at doing the same thing for my wives hearing aids. Amazon has several Bluetooth transmitters available. I 'm still working on what transmitter to buy. One of the major differences is battery or wall plug. Some that run on rechargeable batteries do not transmit while recharging. I plan to install it in our theater room. Currently she uses "TV Ears 3.0 System" earphones (wireless & works great) for listening to the TV. They actually digitally process the sound so that the speaking portion is clearer for those that have a hearing loss. With Bluetooth, you will have to rely on the settings of your particular hearing aids. « Show Less
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No, Coby MP620 is not a Bluetooth player. If I may say so, your going to have be willing to spend at minimum $50 and upwards into the upper double digit range for a good used to excellent Bluetooth media player. I picked up a refurbished Samsung Galaxy media player for $60 on Amazon. There are many Bluetooth media player brands out there, but Samsung was my first Bluetooth experience and I`ve become partial and now own four; they are excellent devices and easy to pair up with Bluetooth headphones.
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I presume you are asking about the old style FM transmitter for iPod/MP3 players. If so read on: Yes, you can use the FM transmitter plug in type, not just Blue Tooth. Simply plug in the earphone cord, find an empty spot on the FM dial and then tune the FM transmitter to that frequency.
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Thanks for your inquiry. You may need to turn off bluetooth in one device and then turn bluetooth in the second. This is a fantastic sounding unit!
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No, it does not. If you can get the FM band through your phone or other Bluetooth device, then it could play it. It just plays what your device plays. It doesn't originate anything. It's truly a speaker.