Hi all,
I Seem to be believe I read somewhere that the N95 can stream mp3s etc. over bluetooth. If this is the case does anyone know of a device that could stream this to a car stereo, I am not sure whether standard bluetooth car kits do this or if I need something special.
Thanks for your help.
Mark
Not really clear what you mean!
Do you have an external input or a B/T enable car stereo?
Sorry to clarify I have a car stereo with an audio input on the back (red/white RCA plugs). I want something to plug into there so that I can transmit mp3s (and also navigation) to my my stereo. I see parrot do a car kit that will do this but I am not in need of a car kit, I do not make calls whilst driving.
Mark
In anticipation of your reply-
I have one of these little beauties and this will "feed" my car stereo from the N95. That includes mp3s and internet radio which gives all the BBC channels as if DAB!
It also gives you hands free car phone and all the voice instructions from Route 66 sat nav!
http://www.itechdynamic.com/en/products_spec.asp?cid=2&pid=02041
Thanks mate.
Thats looks great, so am I correct in thinking it runs of AAA batteries?
Mark
rorrism wrote:Thanks mate.Thats looks great, so am I correct in thinking it runs of AAA batteries?
Mark
Bluetooth specification v1.2 class 2
Supports Bluetooth headset, handsfree and A2DP profiles
Rechargeable 230 mAh li-polymer battery
Talk Time: up to 6 hours^
Music Playing Time: up to 6 hours^
Standby Time: up to 150 hours^
Nominal Charging Time: within 3 hours
Compatible i.Tech 110 ~ 240Vac Switching Power Charger
Dimensions (main body): 53.3 x 25.5 x 26mm
Weight: 23.8 grams
I've had one of these for a couple of years now and it's great!
It has its own internal rechargeable battery and comes with its own mains powered recharger unit.
gordslaphead wrote:I've had one of these for a couple of years now and it's great!It has its own internal rechargeable battery and comes with its own mains powered recharger unit.
Sorry to be pedantic, but, didn't I just post that info above?
rorrism wrote:Sorry to clarify I have a car stereo with an audio input on the back (red/white RCA plugs). I want something to plug into there so that I can transmit mp3s (and also navigation) to my my stereo. I see parrot do a car kit that will do this but I am not in need of a car kit, I do not make calls whilst driving.Mark
You could use the a/v cable that came with the N95 to plug the phone straight into the stereo. Not as elegant as a Bluetooth solution, but cheaper...