I don't have a solution for the 2.0 SDK, but for the 2.1 SDK you can use the BTU-X driver and a USB dongle with a CSR chipset.
Your PC must run at at least 2GHz to debug Bluetooth on the 2.x SDK.
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I don't have a solution for the 2.0 SDK, but for the 2.1 SDK you can use the BTU-X driver and a USB dongle with a CSR chipset.
Your PC must run at at least 2GHz to debug Bluetooth on the 2.x SDK.
When the audio is stolen by a key click or a ring tone you'll get KErrDied or KErrInUse in your BufferCopied and PlayComplete callbacks. The audio generally switches to 8kHz when stolen.
Define a new service, and have your app advertise that service and search for it.
What are the brand and model number of your USB Bluetooth dongle?
If the dongle has a CSR chipset, and you're using Windows 2000, you might be able to use it with the emulator - but you'll have to...
Jad and JAR to:
epoc32\wins\c\nokia\installs\
Series 40 phones (other than those with JSR-135) do not support MIDI playback from Java.
You can't play MIDI from J2ME unless the phone has the extra JSR-135 API (it's new, and only a few Nokia phones have it).
You can play simple ringtones and wave files, but not polyphonic ringtones...
Thanks for the questions and bug reports!
I didn't do much testing with DTL-X and Windows XP (I was targeting Windows 2000), but I know there's selective suspend etc. code for Win XP commented out...
Hi!
I did some playing around with the Version 2.0 SDK after prompting from a client in Finland.
It's a good news / bad news scenario.
The good news:
The Version 2.0 SDK supports a...
This may be a different problem, but I solved a flicker issue this way:
Every time you do a setCurrent() call, set up a timer variable that waits about 1/2 second before doing any painting (e.g....
For example, a full-screen graphic image might only take 6K in your JAR file, but it uses about 70K or more of heap space.
I have written apps that do this using the 3650 or 7650, the emulator and a Socket Version F card (or using the DTL-X driver and a USB dongle).
The quote from the Nokia docs,
means that no...
Dear Forum Nokia,
I finally got my Windows 2000 driver working, that emulates a DTL-1 / DTL-4 / Socket Rev F card using an off-the-shelf USB Bluetooth(R) dongle. Nokia discontinued these cards,...
More specifically:
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It will work with the emulator+socket card and a 3650. Be sure you have the latest version of the BT Point-to-Point code; some changes were made to make it work on the emulator
Thanks for writing this
Look at the WAVEFORM example.
Yes. Everyone has this problem.
You need to create a folder epoc32\wins\c\system\apps\name-of-application, and copy your sound files there.
(not sure that's the right path - doing it from memory)
Load the file into a CFbsBitmap during view construction, then fetch the system GC and blit your image to the view's Rect() in the view's Draw() method.
You can make read-only (static const) data, as long as the data type doesn't require run-time construction - the SDK includes an example of who to make a type-safe static array.
You can also use...
As far as I can tell, the emulator only supports uncompressed WAV formats, not MIDI.
Huh?
The SDK works fine under Windows NT / Windows 2000 / Windows XP.
It uses makefiles, with the Visual Studio IDE kind of tacked on - the build for WINS-based emulation is done using custom...
I've been working on a Windows 2000 driver that will make a USB Bluetooth dongle (with CSR chipset) look like a Nokia DTL-1 card.
It's in a crude state right now - causes system crashes when the...
Hi! I know this is an old question but I had a similar problem and solved it.
The problem happened for me because I had the "streaming audio backport" installed in my Series 60 emulator.
I...