Listening to music via S9 bluetooth headset

[harishkumar09]

Along with the awesome Motorola E6 phone, I also bought the S9 companion bluetooth headset. But I find that once a song is over, and I want to play another song, automatically the bluetooth disconnects from the headset.. Again for the new song, I have to connect again. Why does Motorola think that a person is only going to listen to one song? We usually like to go through the list of mp3 songs in the folder and choose one, listen to it and then choose another and listen to it and so on.... this is basic human psychology which Motorola designers were unaware of.

The only option for me now is create a playlist of all the songs that I like and then listen to them.

Or is there any other way out? Can anybody guide me in this?

[prasannars]

Problem is not with Motorola. Snoop S9 is perfectly engineered. Here is how to connect S9;
1. Charge S9 till green light appears on charging.
2. Turn on bluetooth on your E6
3. Delete Device name (Motorola S9)
4. Turn on S9.
5. Give Discoverable on your E6.
6. Now search for devices.
7. Create bond between your E6 & S9. Password is 0000
8. Device will be connected. Two msg should appear (Connected to S9 & Connected to A/V sink)
9. If not press play/pause button on your S9.

[Ajinkyalele]

Problem is not with s9 or your handset

what you are probably doing is playing the song from your file manager by selecting a particular song in that case the real player only plays that song and you close the real-player after you finish with the song to play a new one am i right ??

if i am
then simply follow these steps

1. Dont play songs the way are you doing . Open real-player first and then browse for songs through player .

OR

2 . If you want to continue with what are doing then dont close real player after you finish with the song just minimize it by pressing the red button and go to file manager and select the song you want to play .


It is obvious that once the real player application is closed the link is going to be disconnected