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2008-09-10
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2008-09-10
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2008-09-10
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2008-09-10
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2008-09-10
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2008-09-10
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2008-09-18
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2008-09-22
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2008-09-22
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Here's another observation. On my N75 phone, I am able to stream a real audio stream from www.radio.cz, and play it over my bluetooth receiver unit on my home audio system. No glitches or pitch changes.
What makes my N75 so much better than my N810? Does it have a better processor/DSP? Better architecture? Are they using highly optimized legacy codes that Nokia has developed? If that's true, can those be ported to the N810 easily?
One last thing: I noticed that the N75 does some digital filtering that boosts the bass for the output of the A2DP, which isn't appropriate for home audio streaming, but good for headphones. If A2DP is eventually included in a Maemo build, it should have the option of neutral (flat) filtering, or perhaps a bass boost for headphones/earbugs.
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2008-09-22
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