Is there a way to use bluetooth to listen to the pandora app on your car stereo?

[k0nker]

Originally Posted by JQuill

Correct me if I am wrong but he might be having a different issue. I have used a program called BTAudio and that simply routes ALL audio thats going on on the phone to whatever bluetooth device is connected. Stereo bluetooth headsets will recognize certain apps and get the audio from them like WM player or phone calls, but not on say system sounds (and possibly in his case pandora), all THOSE sounds still come from the phone (in my experience anyway correct me if I am wrong but thats how it was with my mogul when i had it). I used BTAudio with The Core Media Player when I had my mogul, because that program would NOT output to bluetooth audio, but BTAudio, like I said, routes ALL audio thats happening in the phone to whatever bluetooth device is connected.

where do u get BTaudio?

[demonlordoftheround]

Here you go. Maybe a stereo headset sounds better, but my bt set sounded bad. Good for GPS directions though.

[heartslovejones]

Would this BTAwm6.cab work to send pandora to my garmin nuvi? The fm transmitter works fine to the radio, just my stock radio has no perks. And if this cab works, I won't have to invest in any more gadgets for a while, and my kids will stop complaining that mom spends more on electronics then on their shoes!!

Originally Posted by JQuill

Correct me if I am wrong but he might be having a different issue. I have used a program called BTAudio and that simply routes ALL audio thats going on on the phone to whatever bluetooth device is connected. Stereo bluetooth headsets will recognize certain apps and get the audio from them like WM player or phone calls, but not on say system sounds (and possibly in his case pandora), all THOSE sounds still come from the phone (in my experience anyway correct me if I am wrong but thats how it was with my mogul when i had it). I used BTAudio with The Core Media Player when I had my mogul, because that program would NOT output to bluetooth audio, but BTAudio, like I said, routes ALL audio thats happening in the phone to whatever bluetooth device is connected.

One correction I would like to make to your post.
BTAudio, which I have used forever and could not have lived without, will actuall only send audio to bluetooth headsets, not to bluetooth stereo devices, or rather BT stereo profile devices. Whenever I use BTaudio while using my A2DP headset, it will actually disconnect the audio from the headset.
The program is awesome and does exactly what it is designed to do, which is to send all audio from the device to bluetooth headset devices.
I really like having the A2DP headsets, because it automatically routes audio to the headset, and it does work with pandora (among a slew of others), but it does not send ringtones and system sounds to the headset.

I have attached the cab below, which is the same as the BTAudio program discussed earlier

Here is a Low-tech and fairly inexpensive way, if you have a casette player.
Purchase a cassette adapter which is simply a cassette with a 3.5mm plug on the end of a wire. Plug in the cassette adapter to any device and play it through your stereo. Of course with the titan, you will have to get an adapter to get the 3.5mm plug to work with your phone. You can get the cassette adapter for around $10 pretty much at any dept store. The 3.5 mm adapter is easily obtained from ebay for cheap, or you can get one for more from most electronics stores.
I have done both, and the ones from ebay are very inexpensive, but not very durable.
Good LucK!

[boombee]

a what??? cassette?? what the hell is that?