Peugeot 607 Bluetooth
Rosella Bowlan
I am using iPhone 11 for pairing with my car bluetooth ( Peugeot ) and the pairing done successfully, the problem was that I have to repeat the pairing steps every time I use the iPhone with my car bluetooth so it would not automatic pairing after the 1st time. I tried to switch off the bluetooth and reconnect again, also tried to forgot the device and stated the steps again with no hope.
What year is the car, and more importantly, which Bluetooth system does it have? Because, not all Bluetooth systems sold by Citron support music streaming. This page allows you to find out Bluetooth functionality in Citron cars -technology.net/?culture=en .
Go to Bluetooth menu, press and hold the bluetooth paired device and check the settings. There you can see the supported profiles - don't have enough battery life now to check which ones are related, but my Alpine CDE-183BT car radio supports these: A2DP, AVRCP, HFP and then some profiles apparently unsupported by Jolla. I can answer and place calls, access phone book and log, and also listen to music - even Bluetooth music control works from steering wheel controls, yay! Also, make sure that incoming connections are always allowed from that device. You could also check the functionality with, say, an Android phone to see if that device supports those functions...
The car is from 2012. But I can't find any information about BT protocols or software version.Music streaming and making a call and access the phone book worked with my old Nokia 5800 and also with an old Samsung phone (I don't know the type). If I start playing a song on the Jolla I can hear the music on the car hifi and I'm also able to switch to the next song while pressing a button on the radio. Starting a phone call on the jolla and speaking via the hands free also works. But I have not access to the phone book
There are at least four different ways to access the phone book; PBAP, RSAP, IrMC, and SyncML. And RSAP is not supported by Jolla. Read more here about my troubles to get phone book access to work on my Audi -mmi-2g-contact-sync-over-bt-does-not-work/
If I start playing a song on the Jolla I can hear the music on the car hifi and I'm also able to switch to the next song while pressing a button on the radio. Starting a phone call on the jolla and speaking via the hands free also works.
The Connects2 CTAPE1A2DP Bluetooth Streaming Interface for Peugeot provides you with a way to stream music (no more wires) from any smartphone, mobile device or tablet to your original factory fitted RD4 car radio via Bluetooth. This device is a must for newer models such as the iPhone 7 that no longer have a headphone jack output. Connecting via Bluetooth (A2DP) means no unsightly wires across your dashboard. These bluetooth interfaces are easy to install and provide a perfect solution for getting your mobile music playing through your car stereo.
This Peugeot in car Bluetooth streaming interface is compatible with all popular smartphones and mobile devices including Apple iPhone 5, iPhone 6, iPhone 7, Android, Windows Mobile, Sony, HTC, Blackberry, Samsung etc.
Please note: The compatibility information provided for this Peugeot Bluetooth streaming adapter interface is provided as a guide only. Please ensure that the make, model and year of your vehicle matches the above and that your car has the suitable connector to take the plug pictured above. There may be more than one Bluetooth adapter available for Peugeot vehicles, please view all of the available options.
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Connects2 Peugeot Bluetooth adapter allows you to stream your mobile music directly to your original Peugeot car radio via Bluetooth and receive hands free calls. For later models with the RD4 radio.
Connects2 Peugeot Bluetooth adapter allows you to stream your mobile music directly to your original Peugeot car radio via Bluetooth and receive hands free calls. For earlier models with the RD3 radio.
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I just installed Spotify (the new version with the UI overhaul) on my HTC Droid Incredible 2 Android smartphone (running 2.3.4). The app works great with headphones, but when I tried using the app in my car with my phone paired to the car's audio system via Bluetooth, when a song is "playing," no audio plays through the car speakers (or through the phone speakers either for that matter). That is, it seems to think that the sound is playing through the car, but it actually is not. The issue isn't with my phone itself because other music apps work just fine with the car speakers (Winamp, Pandora, HTC's music app).
We're on the same boat. Sometimes I can listen to my music from my Samsung Galaxy S2 (Android) through my Mini Boombox loudspeaker using bluetooth. And sometimes there is no sound at all through my Mini Boombox even though the bluetooth is on. Really irritating.
I have a similar issue, but I can't get the newer version of Spotify to play through my headphones, phone speaker or bluetooth since the auto-upgrade to the latest version a week or so ago. The song looks like it is playing, just no sound!
I'm having same issue. Little different though: I can click a song to play it, the next song on the playlist does what you're talking about, I have to click skip back and skip forward to get it to play, and it does it just playing from phone speakers as well
Playback over Bluetooth or Aux (headphone) begins just fine for the first few songs. Eventually it will "look" like it is playing, but there is no audio. Hitting Pause, waiting a couple seconds, then hitting Play will cause the song to start over from the beginning with audio output again. The audio drops out once the next song starts playing though. This gets really annoying, since I have to do it for every song once it starts this behaviour.
It does this with the screen on or off too. However, I was able to successfully stream for about an hour (until I lost service in the mountains) by starting playback, and then returning to the home screen and using the Widget to control Spotify. So apparently the issue is related to having Spotify as the foreground app. Scratch that theory, it started doing it again today while I was testing it with the Widget. Haven't figured out any kind of pattern to reproduce. Sometimes it works great, but most of the time it doesn't.
you just never know what new whacky behavior you're going to get with this app. BT is my 90% use case, as i listen in the car mostly. about 50/50 that it will play after making the connection -- half the time i have to force kill the app and restart it. on disconnection, anything might happen -- it might start playing randomly several minutes later, it might crash the app, it might not play anything again until i force close it, just to name a few.
spotify has stated more than once that BT is not "officially supported" - -getting anyone's attention about this just ain't gonna happen -- even though every other reputable music player for android handles BT, and even transmits track info. i would imagine on the priority list, this is way way way below landscape mode (which we've been waiting for for over 4 months), and GBs per month of rogue data usage...
yes it is true. if you search the forum, you should be able to find more than one post where a customer rep states this. i remember it distinctly, because of how absurd it was that the old app actually had a link to android BT settings (which apparently wasn't "supported")...
Having this same issue, it has worked just perfect until the last two months. Ever second song (or so), the audio disapperas, while the song is playing just fine. Putting Spotify to Offline mode and back has fixed the issue, but bit clumsy as you need to keep doing it all the time. Using Android 4.2 on Galaxy Nexus. Issue was also on Android 4.1.2.
Good time to give Xbox Music Pass a try as soon as the Android app is released. Sorry Spotify, not "supporting" mobile devices and Bluetooth is your loss. I've heard these "mobile devices" are pretty popular nowadays.
I reconnect my head unit to my phone, and it's fine. I think spotify doesn't realise it's paired and should be outputting to bluetooth, and I bet if I plugged headphones in I could hear it playing (but lets face it, why, when I can bluetooth it into my $2,500 alpine system...)
After I did those and re-login into the Spotify app, after a few songs I encountered infamous "No Internet Connection" error. Other Internet apps are still working (Browser...) So I turned off the WiFi and then turned it on again. That fixed it. So the Spotify's handling the WiFi error seemed to be a problem in the start.
After that, I started streaming radio and things looked a lot better. Now it doesn't seem to encounter the radio with no sound and internet error errors anymore. I also tried another device (HP Touchpad with CM9) and that looked ok as well. I'll continue to observe how things go but so far it seemed to be ok now.
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