- Dec 17, 2010
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I'm experiencing a weird slowdown when connecting multiple Bluetooth devices, was wondering if anyone else has seen something like this.
I pair with two devices in the car: a BlueAnt S4 and a BlackBerry Audio Gateway. My iPhone was able to connect to both and play audio through either one. I picked up an Inspire two days ago and connected to both devices with success. I was also excited to see that the phone allowed me to select which type of audio I wanted through each device (phone vs. media).
Either device by itself is no problem. However, when both are connected, despite making the selections to divert phone audio to the S4 and media to the BB Gateway, I get no audio out of the BB, and my Inspire is saying that audio is playing.
More importantly, having both devices connected causes MAJOR problems with the phone itself. Huge slowdowns, unresponsive screen, even a random reboot.
Has anyone noticed any behavior like this or discovered a workaround? I would love to be able to use one device for both audio types again in the car.
I pair with two devices in the car: a BlueAnt S4 and a BlackBerry Audio Gateway. My iPhone was able to connect to both and play audio through either one. I picked up an Inspire two days ago and connected to both devices with success. I was also excited to see that the phone allowed me to select which type of audio I wanted through each device (phone vs. media).
Either device by itself is no problem. However, when both are connected, despite making the selections to divert phone audio to the S4 and media to the BB Gateway, I get no audio out of the BB, and my Inspire is saying that audio is playing.
More importantly, having both devices connected causes MAJOR problems with the phone itself. Huge slowdowns, unresponsive screen, even a random reboot.
Has anyone noticed any behavior like this or discovered a workaround? I would love to be able to use one device for both audio types again in the car.
