Listening to car audio using bluetooth headset rather than car speakers
#1
Listening to car audio using bluetooth headset rather than car speakers
There are times when I wish to drive in silence, but a passenger would like to listen to something from the car audio system (radio, Sirius, cd, music register). Is it possible to use the car's bluetooth feature to direct the audio output to a bluetooth headset, rather than to the car's speakers? Thank you.
#3
Thank you. I re-posted in the Audio & Electronics forum under Technical & Assistance.
https://mbworld.org/forums/audio-ele...ml#post5676728
https://mbworld.org/forums/audio-ele...ml#post5676728
Last edited by 2candle; 06-11-2013 at 06:39 PM. Reason: added link
#5
Thanks, but there are some things available on the car audio that aren't available from an iPad, such as a Sirius program, an audiobook loaded on the car's music register, etc.
It would be a nice option if the car had a headphone jack in which you could plug in a wired headset, but as far as I know that is not possible , so I asked the question about a Bluetooth headset.
It would be a nice option if the car had a headphone jack in which you could plug in a wired headset, but as far as I know that is not possible , so I asked the question about a Bluetooth headset.
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Thanks, but there are some things available on the car audio that aren't available from an iPad, such as a Sirius program, an audiobook loaded on the car's music register, etc.
It would be a nice option if the car had a headphone jack in which you could plug in a wired headset, but as far as I know that is not possible , so I asked the question about a Bluetooth headset.
It would be a nice option if the car had a headphone jack in which you could plug in a wired headset, but as far as I know that is not possible , so I asked the question about a Bluetooth headset.
I am not aware that you can play the radio, the register or Sirius simultaneously. Thinking about how you select a device it would not seem possnile