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Originally Posted by ccuser
I have extensivly researched this topic. there are many ways to do music in car via bluetooth. It also depends on your budget and which route would be more convenient.
Option 1 : buy a2dp profile supported bluetooth car stereo. this setup will require you to connect phone to stereo and then you off to enjoy music. As far as i know , a2dp does not connect automatically unlike headset. you have manually iniciate pairing. there are plugin available to make this process one touch (mentioned in previous post).
Option 2: cheaper way to do it(this is what i am using) for those who still have cassette player.
buy A2DP receiver (bt to 3.5mm) adpater (available online/ebay for 10-40 dollar) and 3.5mm to cassette adapter. your phone pairs up to adapter and send signal through cassette adapter.
if budget is not a concern, go for option 1. but i went for second and all i spent was 25 bucks.
HIGHLY RECOMEND: :change bt stack registry setting to 48000 mhz and set jointstereo to 1 to get best audio out of phone. audio quality will same as ipod if not better
goodluck and ask if you any other concern.
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where is the bt stack setting located?
NVM found it at XDA
"ADD the following value to the registry at HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Bluetooth\A2DP\Settings:
Name: SampleRate
Value (DWORD): 48000 (decimal)"
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