Greetings,
I purchased my mother a Sony SRS-BMT8 Portable Speaker and it has arrived today.
I set the speaker up on mains next to her Note 10.1 2012 running 4.1.2. The note is in an official desktop dock on mains at 100% charge, the dock audio reroute app is off and power saving is disabled.
I paired the devices and music plays back and is very impressive, however the problem is that music only plays back for around 90 seconds and then stops. The blue light on the speaker stays solid which indicates BT connection, the music can be started again by just pressing play on either the speaker or the tablet which would indicate no loss of BT connection.
With the speaker switched off the tablet plays back music fine sat in the dock through tablet speakers.
I have connected her Sony Xperia U via BT and music plays back fine non stop.
I am at a loss as to what is causing this to happen.
Many thanks for your time and assistance in this matter
A
***edit***
OK have setup with the tablet not on charge or in dock and playback is fine and uninterrupted.
The problem is either with it being on charge, in the dock or with background noise. Have to confess I know nothing of the android voice controls but hope / guess background noise of cleaning and closing cupboard doors are not picked up as voice commands to stop playing.
***edit #2**
Have placed the tablet in the dock, when doing so the tablet auto routes to the dock via the dock app, disabled it and paired with the device not on mains and has now been running fine for 10 mins. I am starting to this this is being caused by the voice command system on the tablet. Have disabled SVoice control for music and am going to setup the same way it was when was having problems and test.
***edit #3***
Problem solved, it was SVoice picking up cupboard doors and background noise while cleaning the kitchen as voice commands, since this has been disabled and setup the same as in the first instance and voice commands disabled for music it now plays back fine without stopping.
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I purchased my mother a Sony SRS-BMT8 Portable Speaker and it has arrived today.
I set the speaker up on mains next to her Note 10.1 2012 running 4.1.2. The note is in an official desktop dock on mains at 100% charge, the dock audio reroute app is off and power saving is disabled.
I paired the devices and music plays back and is very impressive, however the problem is that music only plays back for around 90 seconds and then stops. The blue light on the speaker stays solid which indicates BT connection, the music can be started again by just pressing play on either the speaker or the tablet which would indicate no loss of BT connection.
With the speaker switched off the tablet plays back music fine sat in the dock through tablet speakers.
I have connected her Sony Xperia U via BT and music plays back fine non stop.
I am at a loss as to what is causing this to happen.
Many thanks for your time and assistance in this matter
A
***edit***
OK have setup with the tablet not on charge or in dock and playback is fine and uninterrupted.
The problem is either with it being on charge, in the dock or with background noise. Have to confess I know nothing of the android voice controls but hope / guess background noise of cleaning and closing cupboard doors are not picked up as voice commands to stop playing.
***edit #2**
Have placed the tablet in the dock, when doing so the tablet auto routes to the dock via the dock app, disabled it and paired with the device not on mains and has now been running fine for 10 mins. I am starting to this this is being caused by the voice command system on the tablet. Have disabled SVoice control for music and am going to setup the same way it was when was having problems and test.
***edit #3***
Problem solved, it was SVoice picking up cupboard doors and background noise while cleaning the kitchen as voice commands, since this has been disabled and setup the same as in the first instance and voice commands disabled for music it now plays back fine without stopping.
Thread can be closed
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Thanks for posting your detailed solution--it will likely help someone else in the same situation!
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