I hate wearing headphones attached to a wire, since I generally snag the wire all the time, yanking the 'phones out of my ears. I did a clumsy workaround by attaching an rf transmitter to my MP3 player, and dial in a set of FM headphones--so no wires from the headphones to my MP3 player. But thre's gotta be a better way.1. Whynot bluetooth headphones for MP3 players. I have seen them for phones, but not music.2. Whynot a bluetooth to rca jack, so you can plug in a pda and connect to a stereo, tv, etc.?
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Too much network/system overhead I suppose.
I've been looking all over for this. It could be that Bluetooth can't support the data rate, not sure.
Let me know if anyone finds this:
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CD-quality audio is 1411 kbps and Bluetooth tops out at 723 kbps. So the headphones themselves, on top of the bluetooth receiver and D-to-A converter, would also have to perform decompression, and have a buffer, etc.
What's wrong with existing wireless headphone technology, by the way?
In that case you could do MP3 decompression in the receiver.
there are lot of such adapters available, http://www.jabra.com/Sites/Jabra/AP-EN/products/Pages/JabraA120s.aspx