Req: Bluetooth over car stereo

[bedoig]

Originally Posted by JustusIV

Also how do i know its A2DP? it synced up but how do i know the best quility is coming through?

It will be painfully obvious if it is not A2DP.

[JustusIV]

Originally Posted by bedoig

It will be painfully obvious if it is not A2DP.

Straight from the headunits manual

Listening to music from an audio device
You can listen to music of an audio device on this unit if the audio device supports A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) of Bluetooth technology.

So i can just assume its connecting with A2DP technology?
Also any info on the headunit controlling next track etc would be great.

[bedoig]

Originally Posted by JustusIV

Straight from the headunits manual

Listening to music from an audio device
You can listen to music of an audio device on this unit if the audio device supports A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) of Bluetooth technology.

So i can just assume its connecting with A2DP technology?
Also any info on the headunit controlling next track etc would be great.

You will have to set the head unit as a wireless stereo device from your phone. This can be done either in Bluetooth settings, or with an app like A2DPToggle.

You should be able to control playback remotely as long as both your head unit and the media program you are using on your phone support AVRCP. I'm pretty sure the built in WMP supports AVRCP, along with Mortplayer, TCPMP, and a few others (don't quote me on the TCPMP part though).

[JustusIV]

Originally Posted by bedoig

(don't quote me on the TCPMP part though).

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index...edia%20players

Looks like TCPMP is.

I am getting the "Failed to enable BT audio. This is becuase i am not paired up with anything?

[bedoig]

Yes, you have to be paired with an A2DP capable device. It connects two devices directly, not just broadcasting to anything that will receive like an FM transmitter.

[JustusIV]

Originally Posted by bedoig

Yes, you have to be paired with an A2DP capable device. It connects two devices directly, not just broadcasting to anything that will receive like an FM transmitter.

Since it has to be synced up when your in range is that where the A2DPtoggle comes into play? Long story short its a today screen one click BT over audio?

[cuse94]

Originally Posted by jlennox

Why not buy the Parrot MK6100 BT kit with A2DP and audio streaming via any car radio?

I second the Parrot MK6100, it rocks with the Mogul. Music sounds great (A2DP), supports AVRCP, call quality on both ends is superb, syncs with contacts seamlessly, and even mutes car stereo for calls (when not streaming music from Mogul). Also works great with MS Voice Command. Almost like I Ford/Microsoft's new Sync.

[mikldom]

I have a Dual Deck 6425 with HD radio and bluetooth Capability from best buy. Currently it is about 130.00 or so, and the optional bluetooth module is about 49 bux..

I have two of these, one in each car. They both work awesome with my Mogul, and before with my 6700.

While, I don't see too much appeal streaming audio from my phone to my radio, as I have Sirius in the car, and the deck is mp3, but it works great nonetheless.

Really, I don't see a need for a faq, as it is truly that easy to setup with the proper deck.

works well. too bad I can't get my mogul to work with my TomTom One LE, my old 6700 worked great with the Helmi Rom with my Tom Tom, but the 3.15 rom on the Mogul, the TomTom says it can't find the required features. I am thinking it is something about the bluetooth, but I will work on it later.

/mike

[cj10488]

My deck is the Xplod MET-5100 i believe off the top of my head.. Under the bluetooth options you select Audio DEvices and connect. After that It seems all audio from the phone is router to the Deck period... I have not had an application that doesnt have sound over the Radio...

It was pretty automatic but you do need to go to the bluetooth menu on the Sony decks and manually connect the Audio device.. It should already be there from pairing the phone but you still need to tell the deck to turn on the connection to the device.

James

[JustusIV]

Well i headed back into the store to play around with the Sony MET 2500 and it hooked up after a few minutes of fiddling, seems like i had to disable the bt audio and reenable it to get it working, at first it only picked up the bt phone. one thing i could not get to work was the AVCRP with the program TCPMP it worked just fine with Windows Media Player though. I haven't read anything on that yet so i chalk it up to something is not setup correctly. I will keep you guys posted.