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Thread: iPhone 4 + car stereo via Bluetooth

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    iPhone 4 + car stereo via Bluetooth

    Hello,
    I really like listening to my audiobooks, but unfortunately the car stereo my car is equipped with will only "lend" itself to the iPhone and transmit the sound when acting as a loudspeaker (when a call is initiated).
    I have noticed though that when a call is in progress and the Bluetooth link between the phone and the car stereo is active, I can start the audiobook app and it's sound is also heard through the car speakers.
    While this is an unusable solution for everyday use "as is" - it made me think whether there might be a way to mimic making a telephone call thus activating the Bluetooth connection between the phone and the car stereo and then running my audiobook app?
    The car stereo I have is CY11C (a Clarion made for Nissan), it does not play .mp3 or any other media files, also has no aux...
    Regards
    dalogrus

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    Not sure if you'll find one that does that, they do make Bluetooth headphones separately.


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    Hi, I don't need a headphone. What I need is a way to make the iPhone send the "I am initiating a call" signal to the car, (thus opening the Bluetooth communication between the devices), and not make the call, but leave the the link intact so I can run my audiobook app and have it use the car speakers.

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    May be a day late and a dollar short, but you could try one of those FM Transmitter gadgets. I have a Dual AM/FM/CD/Bluetooth receiver in my Crown Vic and it syncs up like a normal BT connection.

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