NathanDrake
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Is this possible?
I don't see a Spotify app for the main infotainment system.
I don't see a Spotify app for the main infotainment system.
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You can steam any audio source from your phone over bluetooth once it's paired.Also, I've noticed that Bluetooth audio quality seems REALLY BAD compared to a direct connection via AppleCarplay....is it just me?
I can skip songs on the steering wheel while using Spotify via Bluetooth.If you stream Spotify via Bluetooth, every time you want to switch the song, you need to pick up for phone to perform it, right? It might distract you off the road. Why don't you use a Spotify song downloader to get the spotify music files and put them in your car system. This way you can control the music playback on your car.
No it's not just you. The quality of the BT codec in most car stereos is terrible, unless it 's an expensive one like Parrot, but even then the bandwidth is limited.Also, I've noticed that Bluetooth audio quality seems REALLY BAD compared to a direct connection via AppleCarplay....is it just me?
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You can steam any audio source from your phone over bluetooth once it's paired.
You don't need an app in your cars infotainment system specifically for it.
But you won't have as much control, you'll just get basic track information, play, and next track.
Bluetooth is a lossy standard that relies on a lot of compression so it will always sound worse than a wired connection.
It was meant to do things like connect mice and printers wireleslly, not meet the demands of high quality music playback.
Additionally we don't know what version of bluetooth honda used, later versions attempt to address the quality of audio playback specifically, but still a $50 pair of wired headphones can sound better than a $400 pair of bluetooth ones.
But much like the MP3s people listen to anyway, most people don't actually care much about audio quality.
"good" sound is a niche market.