Bluetooth ipod adapter???
Bluetooth ipod adapter???
i dunno if anyone has tried this yet, but i know they make bluetooth adapters for the ipod.........most of our cars have bluetooth.......maybe it will work better than using the Aux In for us that have the Nav system and cant get the ipod interface that nissan offers.
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Re: Bluetooth ipod adapter??? (bina12834)
yea, just push the bluetooth button and say music right
Re: Bluetooth ipod adapter??? (adidas2go)
haha...i wish....yea i forgot about all of that junk until right after i posted....guess it just slipped my mind.
i just really need someone to figure out how to get the ipod interface, that nissan and other places offer, to work with the nav system.....that would be awesome (crosses fingers and prays)
i just really need someone to figure out how to get the ipod interface, that nissan and other places offer, to work with the nav system.....that would be awesome (crosses fingers and prays)
Re: Bluetooth ipod adapter??? (bina12834)
This won't work without some serious hacks IF it will work at all.
For one, as Adidas mentioned, you need to initiate the connection with the device. Of course that's assuming that it will recognize the device which is another issue. You know how bluetooth sounds over our speakers, how it only plays over the center speaker, that would translate here as well, not very conducive to listening to music. And finally, typical music connections are handled over bluetooths AD2P protocol which is separate and different from the bluetooth in our cars, sending music over standard bluetooth will result in loss of quality.
IF you are able to get all this to work, then you're losing the capability to answer phone calls over bluetooth. All in all, seems like a lot of work to lose that feature no?
For one, as Adidas mentioned, you need to initiate the connection with the device. Of course that's assuming that it will recognize the device which is another issue. You know how bluetooth sounds over our speakers, how it only plays over the center speaker, that would translate here as well, not very conducive to listening to music. And finally, typical music connections are handled over bluetooths AD2P protocol which is separate and different from the bluetooth in our cars, sending music over standard bluetooth will result in loss of quality.
IF you are able to get all this to work, then you're losing the capability to answer phone calls over bluetooth. All in all, seems like a lot of work to lose that feature no?