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Old 15th October 2008, 16:04   #1
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Bluetooth Music streaming from phones etc

I have'nt been able to locate this topic elsewhere and hence this query.

Am seeking to stream music files from my Blackberry device directly to my Bluetooth ready HU ( Blaupunkt Hamburg ).

There is a 'PLAY using Bluetooth' option in my BB unit, but the file doesnt seem to get read & played via the HU.

Can anyone guide me through the process,please.

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Old 15th October 2008, 16:42   #2
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Are you able to pair your phone to the HU ? Once you do it and you play the file on your phone choosing the HU as the output option, it should work.
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Old 15th October 2008, 16:45   #3
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@ ethanhunt : Yes, am able to pair the BB unit to the Blau HU & perform all the functions of the phone using my car speaker system. However, it doesnt seem to read the music file through bluetooth & that's my query.

In addition to pairing, what other options do i have to allow this streaming please.

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I am not so sure if your BB has A2DP.
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Old 15th October 2008, 18:27   #5
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Which model is it ? Hamburg MP68 supports A2DP while MP57 does not. Maybe you have the MP57.
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Old 15th October 2008, 21:52   #6
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I too have a Blaupunkt Hamburg MP57. It does not support bluetooth streaming . Tried everything but found out later that it does not support it.
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Old 16th October 2008, 08:14   #7
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@ Sam : Thanx for the response / clarification.

@ Ethanhunt: Guess, now i start looking to upgrade my Blau unit with A2DP compatable unit, going forward. Any options besides Ham68 in your opinion.

@ K a s h : Apart from this one feature, the Hamburg 57 has been a delight in my experience. What say.?
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Old 16th October 2008, 20:08   #8
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I Luv this HU mainly for its bluetooth capability. It even retains all my saved channels and telephone numbers even if i disconnect the battery :-)
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There are very few choices if you want a A2DP enabled HU's. I use a Kenwood BT7539U (arnd 14.5k with B&W) which has Bluetooth + iPod control. Other options are the Blaupunkt Hamburg MP68, Blaupunkt MP78 (both with B&W). Pioneer has one 7050BT but it is available only in grey (around 15k). Otherwise Kenwood 6539U + seperate BT adapter will also cost you arnd 14-15k with B&W.

One other option is to connect the aux-in cable to the headphone socket in your phone. or buy a cheap USB pen drive and hook it upto your existing HU.
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Old 17th October 2008, 12:19   #10
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Yes, i completely agree to this.

The way around for bluetooth streaming is use of aux-in cable for now - until the next upgrade though.


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I Luv this HU mainly for its bluetooth capability. It even retains all my saved channels and telephone numbers even if i disconnect the battery :-)
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One other option is to connect the aux-in cable to the headphone socket in your phone. or buy a cheap USB pen drive and hook it upto your existing HU.
The Aux-in is my current interim solution.

I do use the USB pendrive for music that suits my taste.

I have friends who hold good muzik files in their phones and travel with me most of the times.

Hence am only researching how i can use their play-lists to play on my HU through this streaming process, ideally wireless.

But, will eventually get around to a permanent solution soon enough.

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Old 8th December 2008, 11:34   #11
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on my OE 2din HU (Innova) is there any way I can subtly add Blue Tooth and Aux-In.

on my serach I have not come across any other thread on the topic, if there is [l. let me know so that I can post it there

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Old 10th December 2008, 00:18   #12
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Nobody mentioned JVC?
I have jvc kd bt1 and i play music mostly thru my w950i. The sound quality is awesome. I can guarantee that nobody can distinguish between the sound source, by just listening to the music.

I forgot to add pics in the show off section. Will do that soon.
 
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Nobody mentioned JVC?
I have jvc kd bt1 and i play music mostly thru my w950i. The sound quality is awesome. I can guarantee that nobody can distinguish between the sound source, by just listening to the music.

I forgot to add pics in the show off section. Will do that soon.
I am not familiar with this, will serach the net and get educated, some picuters if you can post and also give the details on how to go about it along with the quantum of moolah needed, then it would be great

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Here is the link to the actual prodcut page:
JVC Mobile Entertainment \ CD/Bluetooth Receiver - KD-BT1 \ Features

I will post the actual pics in a day or two.
 
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Nitin, i looked at the link, i got the feel that you need to buy that HU as well, in my case I dont want to touch the OE HU.

can you help me understand how this thing works? and how much did you pay, the site says around 350$
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