With this program, just start it up, and all of the sounds from your system will be rerouted from the internal speaker to your BlueTooth headset!

***** [Jun 10, 2008] by Dean using Tilt
Just fired it up and its performing well. Haven't tested it while taking phone calls. Music quality is lacking yet groovy. Should allow for listening to language lessons quite well. Thanks!

**** [Jan 26, 2008] by santana using Cingular 8125 with CE 6
The program runs well however if you try to make a phone call with the blue tooth ear piece while the program is active the program is not available after the call is completed. I had to reset my phone to enable the program again. If there was a option to disable the program the enable it again would be fantastic.

***** [Jan 12, 2008] by mad using htc tytenII
Gr8 S/W, I was luking 4 it 4 ages...

*** [Sep 20, 2007] by AsH using HTC p3600
I tried to use it on my htc p3600 but the music didnt come out of the headset it still came out of the speaker ???? Does anybody know what I can do??

** [Aug 1, 2007] by stphen using Dopod838Pro
I download it and install on my 838Pro WM6. After pair with the BT headset. Run the software. And play the music. The sound still come out from the 838pro, when I press the key on the BT headset the sound go to the head set for few second then go back to the 838pro. Any idea can fix this problem.

***** [Jul 22, 2007] by AdamM using HTC Hermes (8525)
Great program took me awhile to get it to work. I also downloaded the trial version of "Bluemusic" from Telsoft and their initial cabs may be the reason it work on my OS. But, what I did realize is that after you partnered up your BT headset and press "on" on BTAudio I had to press and hold the otherwise voicecommand button on the BTset. Their would be a tone. Then I would press the "off" button on the BTAudio and then the "on" button on BTAudio which would then route sound to the BTset. Very syntax specific I thought and it doesn't seem to work for me any other way. Good luck the audio is just okay. But, my BT headset isn't the best: Plantronic 3000(oldey). Laterz hope this help somebody took some will power to crack the syntax!

***** [Mar 28, 2007] by ammar.a using Siemens ppc
Oh man thanks I have been looking for this for ever good job.

***** [Mar 26, 2007] by SparX using XV6700
This program works great. And thank you so much for making it free.

***** [Mar 14, 2007] by Mark Southby using cab
How do I get cab files to work on my pocket pc as can only get ext files to work and thay put program onto the mda pro by itself? Thanx, Mark.

***** [Feb 2, 2007] by John using Cingular 8125
Sweet!!!! I use to own the Nokia 6230 and that's the only phone I know you could listen to your music via BT. Well... until I downloaded this product. Does what it says. Sound quality is good up until you reach 85, 90% in windows media. I very much recommend.

***** [Jan 8, 2007] by LuMi using i-Mate JAMin
First I downloaded the file which require the 2.0 Compact Framework and didn't work with me. I downloaded the one which doesnt require 2.0 framework and worked with me perfectly.

** [Jan 8, 2007] by br using HTC tytn
After seeing that the 30 sec demo works for windows meida player playing mp3 to the bluetooth audio headset, I purchased the software. But then started to have problem when I was using skype phone but a phone call came in at the same time. Then the sound started to come from the system speaker and turning bluemagic on or off and on again did not help. I will contact their tech support. I hope they can help. If this bug is fixed this software really will be one of the best (you know the hassles of having the wired a2dp bluetooth sets, trying to get away from wires).

* [Jan 3, 2007] by David using Dopod 838pro
The software didn't work on this equipment.

***** [Dec 28, 2006] by Gerry using Treo 700wx
The phone is not working with this software? It tells me that this phone will not support wireless audio?? I thought it would.

**** [Dec 13, 2006] by Adam using Cingular 8125 & Motorola H700
Does exactly as it says. The biggest problem is that it keeps the headset on and thus drains the battery quickly. I use Microsoft's Voice Command and like the fact that I get audible alarms via text-to-speech in my headset since I can't hear it from my hip. If there were a way for a sound to trigger the software to send to the headset and after the sound is complete to turn off the link much in the way a phone call does this would be an outstanding product.

***** [Oct 27, 2006] by Joe using Verizon xv6700
Just what I've been looking for...hope it doesn't kill my headset battery too soon... if it does, oh well.