3109c plays MP3s via BT automatically

Folks, this is my first post so please be nice. I was just given a a 3109c. Its a nice little phone and has all I need but there is one annoying issue. I have a Mazda 3 in which I have installed an Audio-Link MP3 player. The MP3 player has an integrated Bluetooth handsfree capapbility which is really cool. The handsfree has worked perfectly with an SPV C500, C600 and a Sony Ericsson 700i. However, with the Nokia although the two devices pair automatically as they should, it then automatically plays any MP3 files I have in the phone. The only way to stop is to get the phone out and go in to to media player and stop it playing. I have searched through the menus but although I can find a section for playing MP3s via BT, I can't find anything about playing them automatically. Its not a major thing but I'd love to stop it. Thanks in advance. If you want to check out the Audio-Link thing the URL is www.audio-link.eu. Best way unless you can read German is to Google the address and then get Google to translate the page for you.

I have similar problem on Nokie E6 (Symbian Anna). Video streaming (e.g. youtube) doesn't work when phone is connected to any wi-fi network.
When connection is via 3G network problem doesn't exist.

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Jun 28 00:54 : client: [0] process command "playlistfind filename "Lossy - Tagged and Sorted/Wild Oats/WO-0001 - Kyle Hall - Worx Of Art EP 1 - 2008/Kyle Hall - 01 - Fuse N Me .mp3""
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TIA, dafart
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Last edited by dafart (2010-07-01 00:38:09)

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int returnVal = fc.showOpenDialog(mp3Play.this);
if (returnVal == JFileChooser.APPROVE_OPTION) {
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Actually I don't know much about fixing technical error or logical error.
When it compiled , there are 6 errors showed up :
can't resolve symbol : method listFiles (<anonymous java.awt.event.ActionListener>)
location: class java.io.File
          File[] files = (new File(direcText.getText())).listFiles(this);
can't resolve symbol: variable files
                    PlayMP3Thread play = new PlayMP3Thread(files);
can't resolve symbol: variable play
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can't resolve symbol: variable play
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^
can't resolve symbol : variable pausetButton
location: class mp3Play
     p2.add(pausetButton);
^
can't resolve symbol: variable play
               play.resumes();
Any suggestions ?

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