My phone only automatically connects to my car when I set it for both Audio and Calls.
If I set it for audio only, it won't auto connect.
I use a wireless headset for calls, therefore need the car for audio only.
Any suggestions to get it to auto connect in audio mode only.
Thanks
Related
Hi all
I have my XDA connected to my parrot kit, when i enable the bluetooth audio toggle on the phone my TomTom is directed though the parrot, just as i want.
However after i receive a call the bluetooth audio is disconnected and i need to toggle the application again.
Is there such an app that constantly monitors the state of the bluetooth audo and reconnects it as needed? or would this interfere during a call?
Cheers
I built myself a Desire HD / Inspire 4G dock for my car, with USB (for power) and and 3.5mm jack (for audio through car stereo). My phone is also connected to my car via Bluetooth for phone calls.
When I initiate a call through the car, no problem.
When I receive and answer a call through the car's interface, no problem.
When I make a call through the phone interface however, it defaults to using the "headset" (even though it's just a standard audio cable...no mic), and I have to manually switch it to bluetooth every time. This is annoying for me, and especially for those I call when I forget to do this.
Is there any way to force the phone to default to bluetooth for calls?
So I recently got this bluetooth audio receiver (got for 15 bucks off dailysteals) for my car so I can play audio through bluetooth using an aux port. However every time I restart my car I have to manually reconnect my phone to the music bluetooth device because it does not auto reconnect. But, when I turn on the car, the cars integrated bluetooth (car bluetooth only can play call audio not music audio) does reconnect to the phone. Is there a way that I can tell my phone to reconnect to the bluetooth music receiver when it connects to the cars bluetooth so I don't have to keep reconnecting the bluetooth receiver that receives the music. I know the galaxy s3 can connect to both at the same time because I have done it before manually.
Thanks for the help
Hi!
I am searching for some technique/app or something on Android for changing connected bluetooth audio device when a higher priority device wants to connect to phone. What I mean:
1) I have bluetooth headphones which I am using to listen to music and phone calling.
2) I have bluetooth car audio which I am using for phone calling while driving a car
I looking for the option to stay connected to headphones when entering a car. When a car audio wants to connect then phone should disconnect headphones and connect to car audio (car audio have higher priority in this case).
Thanks for any answers pointing me to right direction.
I can't find a way to have both my headset and car stereo connected at the same time without changing the bluetooth profiles in settings. Samsung s8 can do this automatically/natively. both bluetooth devices show connected for phone and media audio.
I use a bluetooth headset on my oneplus 6 (trialing it) during working hours for calls and music.. when i get in my car, I sometimes make calls on my headset... but in between calls, I want to listen to music on my car stereo. That's fine.... IF i remove media audio bluetooth profile from my headset first...
But wait..... Sometimes I want to transfer the call from my headset to my car stereo, and/or vice versa. I don't want to change the Bluetooth profile manually every single time i want to use a different device which I have been having to do.
Pretty please can you try connect your nex to 2 devices that have phone and media capabilities and see if you can connect them both at the same time? If so... try and switch calls between the 2 without changing any settings in the bluetooth? Will you take a screenshot of the bluetooth settings page once they are connected too? I appreciate your time.
Only Samsung is making what you want. (Afair)
Yes, you can pair two Bluetooth devices at a time but only one can be used/selected for calling. If you want to pair two Devices of this type you have to disable Media or Calling for the first connected devices. Then the other one is connecting fine.
I use this in my car. Bluetooth streams music to a FM Transmitter and is connected to my car for calls. In this case (when one device is detected as media only) you can connect the Calling devices without a flaw.