1.2 and phone

Malcfto · 05-12-2008, 10:53 AM

I have gone back to cf 1.2 after trying 2.0. It ran too slow and kept hanging. I`m sure this will be fixed in the future, but for now I Like 1.2 and it does what I want apart from PHONE.

I can connect my phone, read my messages, send messages, view my contacts, when I get a call it comes up on screen but I cannot hear through speakers or talk through mic.

WHY?

I have read that other people have done it and works great for them in 1.2. My phone is listed, everything else works great apart from this mic and speakers issue.

HELP.

RedGTiVR6 · 05-17-2008, 08:56 AM

Unfortunately, PhoneControl is no longer supported by the developer. This was the reason that the Centrafuse team decided to make their own Bluetooth phone integration from scratch.

Which release candidate have you tried for Centrafuse? 1 or 2? 3 should be coming out in the next few days. I'd give it a go as a number of issues will have been fixed.

veetid · 05-18-2008, 09:48 PM

RC3 should solve your issues...

it will be out tomorrow...

installer is built, we are just running through internal testing...

david

nadforever · 05-19-2008, 09:23 AM

was curious about this, when i conected my phone the volume was quite a bit lower then the music that was playing before i got a call. is there a way to increase the phones volume going threw the speakers cause the volume on the phone itself does nothing. that and was wondering is there a way to make it jsut come threw the let and or right speakers to help from getting feedback??

RedGTiVR6 · 05-19-2008, 02:17 PM

That’s normal, the phone volume is lower on all of our systems than the music volume.

So, in RC3, the developers have added volume memory. When a user turns the volume up on his system to just the right volume for phone during his/her active call, it will save that value, and on all future calls that volume will get restored when the phone call is active.

In regards to your second question: There’s not a way to have the audio come through only one speaker, as this would require anyone wanting to do this to have true stereo sound, as well as independent channel amplification.