Pause or mute music when headphones disconnect

Would there be any way to be able to pause or mute the music player when the headphones accidentally disconnect ?, similar to how an iPod/iPhone would.
I own a E71 but that should not make a difference, i have used other nokia devices before, and was not able to get that setting
Thanks,
Neil

I'd like to see this one, I work in a quiet office but listen to music off my 5800 via bluetooth headphones. Occasionally I walk away from phone with my headset slung round me neck forgetting about it. The phone loses the connection, so automatically switches to blaring the music out the speakers! I then have to charge back to my desk, unlock the phone and hurriedly pause the music.
Frankly there is no situation where I want music to play out of the speakers, I'm not a teenager walking down the street!

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