Bluetooth stutters on my iPad 2

Hello, Alex:

Thanks for the suggestions but after completing all te steps offered the conditions still exists. The first 20 seconds of any video stutters so badly that the dialog is incomprehensible. Then it recovers (leaving me without the introductory remarks.)

The word "stuttering" as a descriptive condition is not mentioned in any of the selected materials mentioned in your links which suggests that we may not talking about the same thing.

The stuttering is at the start of any video online from any site and returns again when trying to replay the video after a faulty start which suggests that i may not be an immediate buffering issue.

The device has been paired and forgotten and everything else restarted or reset to no vail.

After the stuttering zone, the device works perfectly for hours. I just need the opening of any playing media to understand what the following dialog is about.

I've turned off all the other Bluetooth devices and computers to no avail.

Still stuck having to use a hardwire.

Hi, Alex:

The reason why I didn't do a restore was because of all the caveats I have heard and read both here and on other forums about unexpected consequences. I am not an electronics "natural" so if I discover things that are expected to operate in the future, I won't be able to dig up solutions without hiring my Mac guy to un$cramble me.

BUT, I started to do it and a screen popped up in the process saying:

"There are purchased items on the iPad “Gary 's iPad” that have not been transferred to your iTunes library. If you restore this iPad, these items will be erased and you will have to purchase them again. Are you sure you want to continue?"

That's the kind of warning that leaves me wondering:

A) How do I discover those items prior to the restore and

B) If I can't discover in advance, then how do I know what resources I have to replace (and possibly pay for again?) after they're zapped into oblivion? (Why isn't that info included in the warning?)

Thanks again

--GG

O.K.

I did a software restore and it did nothing to correct the stuttering condition on the iPad.using my new BT speaker. It still stutters for the first 20 seconds of any video.

I tested that speaker device with the iMac and there was no stuttering at the startup of any video. The device works and the iMac works.

So, the issue is still apparently located just in the iPad.

Very discouraging,,,

--GG

Well, six weeks later and the situation hasn't changed.

I've done all the suggested cleanups to no avail.

I'm curious if any others have had this problem and have a solution?

The small Bluetooth speaker stutters for the first fifteen minutes of play from the iPad 2.

Doesn't stutter when used with the iMac.

Thanks, again.

--GG

OK, it's no longer a problem because I've murdered and buried the Bluetooth speakers and have resorted to an amazing new resource: a hard-wired speaker.

No stutter, no fade, no interference, no dead zones, no problems at all.

I love my new "wire!"

Done. Solved.

;-)

--GG