Is this A2DP compatible?
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Nope. radio or video sounds only come over the headset if your talking to someone
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Do not know about Bose since I do not have one... I have several (much better sound & less costly) others. (get yoursef a set of Prodipe 3's!) I have others BT adapters that work in my associated docs but the A2DP only worked in one and only for a very short time... once it finally linked... and a few minutes later died. So I was unable to test in others.
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The unit supports A2DP, available on all but the oldest iPhone. You can stream any audio, including voice navigation, siri, music, etc. You can also make phone calls and speak to siri through the unit. Find your iPhone device here: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3647
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I don't think these guys understood your question. I was wondering too about this as my car has bluetooth built in for calls, but no a2dp technology for the audio. I searched thru the reviews and I guess it does work with your factory builit-in bluetooth. See copy and paste below."Works in conjunction with the bluetooth phone headset built into my car, so able to pair audio output & phone interface once I turn on BT on my phone. I rarely have to click the single button on the clip to get it paired."
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Hi Brandon, These outdoor wireless speakers have Bluetooth v3.0 EDR with +A2DP (EDR=Enhanced Data Rate, A part of the Bluetooth specification that provides a faster data rate (speed) and possibly improved battery life) (A2DP is used for streaming stereo music wirelessly to headphones or speakers). Hope this helps. Contact AV-Express for more information.
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Also, it must be the A2DP headset. My Logitech speakerphone does NOT work with the base.
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you would think it supports A2DP but in the real world that is not always true , i have asus laptop and logitec ue mini boom speaker the sb340 and bluetooth speaker it always connects as hands free only it ignores A2DP
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I believe in order to stream music via bluetooth your radio (whether stock or aftermarket) has to be A2DP compatible.
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A2DP 1.2, Hands Free (HFP), AVRCP 1.4, HFP 1.6Bluetooth® Technology 2Version 3.0, Class 1 Range
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Emails exchanged with the manufacturer revealed A2DP is not supported, so no music playback, unfortunately
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With this bluetooth dongle, yes. Note: Not all files are supported, the file format enlisted here are: png, jpeg, mp3, mp4, wma, and other common file formats(like pictures, videos, and music), for some, they may be supported. Also, for android phones, you may need a transfer protocol, like bluetooth apps.
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Standard transmission rate for a Bluetooth 2.1 compatible device. See this article... http://soundexpert.org/news/-/blogs/bluetooth-audio-quality-a2dp. The audio quality has more to do with source than this device.It is good enough for my liking. The most annoying part is a constant clicking I hear, but I believe that is noise interference issue that may or may not be due to the Mediabridge itself.
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I just used it in a portable stereo, but I did some research and found this on an Audi forum: Audi-A2DP is for Audi models 2008 and later that have the 3rd generation MMI (MMI 3G) with Navigation. Both MMI 2G and MMI 3G models have a proprietary connection port in the glove box, and it is important to note that Audi-A2DP requires MMI 3G. It will not work with MMI 2G. The description of this receiver says A2DP, so hopefully you'll be able to draw a conclusion based on your year of Audi.
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I'm not surr if it does, the only thing I do know is that it sounds great with my phone, and with my computer, and for my computer i order a generic Bluetooth adapter and the headset works great, and since A2DP is the newest tech in Bluetooth would say, yes it has A2DP
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A2DP 1.2, Hands Free (HFP), AVRCP 1.4, HFP 1.6 Bluetooth Technology 2 Version 3.0, Class 1 Range
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hi. Yes it is supported. Link to source info: http://forum.gsmhosting.com/vbb/f286/a157-unlock-1481326/index2.html
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It works with Bluetooth Stereo headsets/receivers/speakers that implement Bluetooth A2DP profile, and uses any of these four pin-codes: '0000', '1111', '1234' or'8888'.