SCOPESYS
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So what is causing the poor Bluetooth audio , if it's not Codec Incompatibility, and additional re-coding of the audio between units ?Yeah, codecs can be newer and the headunits are old as dust, but that still will only affect the quality slightly. You won't sound 'underwater' on a bluetooth connection, you either hear them or don't. Bluetooth doesn't downgrade bandwidth due to low signal to maintain a connection and it's all backwards/forwards compatible, regardless of version (not counting bluetooth LE). It only changes feature sets.
Even if it was the OLDEST bluetooth codec, that is enough to support the same level of quality that our phones have in the first place. The newer codecs only brought new sampling rates and stereo, and new ways to transmit large amounts of any kind of data you want instead of just audio.
The newest bluetooth standards are only just now arriving in our phones anyways. These standards take yeaaaaars before they ACTUALLY end up in your devices.
Maybe, with your Software Engineering experience, you might be the one to identify what is causing the issue, and suggest a solution. ?
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