Hi
Has anybody successfully paired their Hero with a Bury CC9060 car kit so that it plays music please?
I have just bought myself a used car that comes complete with this car kit. I connected by BT straight away with no problems - it even managed to sort of synch my phone book. It says I am connected for both phone calls and media, i.e. both handsgree and A2DP profiles (which the Bury supports).
Phone calls work well on handsfree profile but I can't get any sound out of the media that uses A2DP profile - either my music player or my sat nav directions. They think they are connected because there is no sound coming from the phone loudspeaker and because the music player on the Bury stops and starts the music player on the Hero. Everything except sound!!!!!
Not too worried about the music player but I am getting no directions from my sat nav (Sygic Mobile Maps) or camera warnings. I really need this function. Have spent all day pulling my hair out trying to cover all the bases.
Any ideas would be welcomed please.
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I have a Sony MEX3900 in my car. I love the convenience of my phone's music player synching up with the radio via bluetooth, but the problem is that the handsfree phone interface is awful. My car is a little noisy and even with the windows rolled up no one can understand me, even though I installed the optional microphone.
Is there any way to link just the music player while keeping the phone disconnected from the radio? That way I could use the radio to play music but use my headset for calls, which, while not perfect, works a lot better than the radio does.
In a nutshell, can I synch the music to one device and the phone to another?
When blue tooth is on you should be able to long press a device in the list and sees options for it. You can select which BT profiles you want to use for that device.
Thank you (again)!
Has anyone had experience with Tunelink auto for android. It's used to stream audio over bluetooth in your car. Just wondering how good the quality of the sound is and how well it autoconnects to our phones.
I looked into this sometime back when the original evo came out and even at that time the price was $99.99. It doesn't look that great and all you can do is stream music. You can't answer phone calls. The android app only let's you configure some settings including the fm frequency to broadcast on. So I skipped this thing and kept searching for something similar and came across the Saitechi ultimate bluetooth:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001DDE4VY/ref=redir_mdp_mobile
It's cheaper and you can make and answer phone calls from it.
Here is a video of it in action:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B21_jBeEPd0&feature=youtube_gdata_player
I've been using the Miccus BluBridge for playing audio in the car.
The sound is great and it charges with a mini-USB plug.
The only drawback is that you have to manually pair the device each time you leave the car and come back. Kind of a hassle. If I recall, it worked well for both music playback and phone calls on the Evo 4G, but only in Sense. Seems that when I started going the AOSP route, music would play but not voice.
I haven't had an opportunity yet to test phone audio with my new 3D yet.
Car: 2012 Toyota RAV4 w/o Nav. head unit
Running AOKP 4.1.2 11.20.2012
Pairing and auto connecting without issue. A2DP audio works fine and meta data transfers if using Google Player.
The problem is that the phone is muted whenever the BT is connected. Notifications for new text messages or alarms can not be heard either from the car's system or the phone unless listening to an A2DP stream and are going totally unnoticed. Turn by turn navigation on the phone is equally useless because of zero audio.
Is there anyway to make the nav directions and other notifications appear to the car as an incoming call and be heard thru the car's system?
I'm not sure if this is a car or phone issue, or both. Maybe the ROM? It works fine in my Dodge Ram, but it does not have A2DP. I would gladly give up A2DP music streaming if the car's system would mute it's music source and push the notifications thru.
I have to get this resolved somehow even if it means a new head unit or phone.
Make sense? Ideas?
I upgraded my phone to the stock Android Lollipop build using Samsung Kies. I previously had my phone rooted. Everything works great with my phone under the new OS, except for something that I use very frequently - playing my music from my phone in my car over bluetooth. This is a feature I use daily, and now it has been crippled.
When I play music on my phone, connected to my aftermarket car stereo via bluetooth, the song information no longer shows up on my car stereo. Also, when trying to use my controls (face of the head unit, or the steering wheel controls), it does nothing (skipping tracks, etc.).
I am using the stock music player. Any help would be great, or even knowing that this problem exists outside of my phone would also make me feel better.
Having similar issues.
Audio controls work, but track data isn't working. Only samsung/google player are working properly with metadata.
Spotify, Pandora, and Soundcloud are not transfering audio track names at all.
Same here, I have a Kenwood DDX-418 and I can change tracks with the on screen buttons but do not get display. Maybe pull old kit Kat stock player and push to lollipop
S5 with Gear S attached
Hi.
I'm using a phone to connect to the car multimedia via MirrorLink (not Miracast), and in principle everything works correctly, but I need to divert the sound to the speakers of the mobile, I explain:
With the phone connected by MirrorLink I can use mobile apps like Maps.me or Waze in the car, but if I'm listening to the car radio, or music from a USB stick while the phone navigation app is on screen, when it gives some instruction, it It makes through the car's speakers by turning off the audio source that is currently playing, and when the voice-over ends, it does not restore the sound of that source, and MirroLink is selected as the audio source.
I would like to be able to redirect the sound (multimedia) of the mobile to the loudspeakers of the mobile to listen to the instructions through them and that in this way the selected sound in the car is not disconnected. Or, see the way the source that was sounding is restored.
I have tried applications like SoundAbout, but, or can not do what I want, or I can't find the proper setup.
Any suggestions?.
Thank you.