Bluetooth a2dp in leopard and in ipodtouch-v3.0beta3

Ok i find this my old post
http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=6113281#6113281
Now with 10.5.6 the problem hasn't solution but news arrive from new core/driver in ipodtouch2g for a2dp
Explain:
In release ipodtouch3.0 beta v1 ad2p have same problem as in Leopard (same quality same disturb) now with new release beta v3 this problem has one solution and quality is very good and perfect.
This problem appears only in first connect when disconnect my sony ericsson bt a2dp and after re-connect the sounds is perfect.
As there is solution in new beta of ipodtouch OS is possible with new 10.5.7 will problem solution?
Please check and find solution
Thanks all and good day

I can't understand what your trying to put across, please restate your issue.

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