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AVIC-D3 + iPod cable + iPhone blutetooth = audio problems

By fincoop · Jan 19, 2010in General💬 6 posts👁️ 1,746 views
Posted Jan 19, 2010 · 13:18 UTC#1

I'd like to be able to use the iPod control interface on the D3, steering wheel controls etc, but when the bluetooth hooks up the iPhone stops playing through the iPod cable and wants to use BT-Audio. If I disable BT entirely, I can't use the hands free phone. Is there any way to restrict BT-Audio only while keeping BT Phone active on either iPhone or AVIC-D3?

 

Thx

Posted Jan 19, 2010 · 18:02 UTC#2

Switch it back to DOCK CONNECTOR from the iPhone.

Posted Jan 20, 2010 · 15:29 UTC#3

How does one go about that?

Posted Jan 20, 2010 · 20:52 UTC#4

There should be a blue BT symbol on the iPhone screen from within the app you are playing your content from. Touch it and it will give you the option to switch to DOCK CONNECTOR.

Posted Jan 20, 2010 · 22:20 UTC#5

Oh, the iPhone isn't playing the content.. the AVIC-D3 tells the iPhone (or iPod) to start playing music and is controlled at the AVIC-D3. There doesn't seem to be a Bluetooth app on the main menu of the iPhone. Thx for your help!

Posted Jan 20, 2010 · 22:34 UTC#6

Well, the is playing the content, just through the head unit. Nevertheless, the phone is auto switching to BT audio streaming once it detects the A2DP function on the D3. This is a common problem with all A2DP capable head units when using it with the iPhone. The only solution is to either use a hack on your iPhone to disable the A2DP function, or to select the DOCK CONNECTOR as the audio output from the phone when it auto switches.