I use iPhone 6 Plus and I want to use MPOW for music streaming in my car only but I couldn't find the Phone Audio function to unselect. Please help.
1156861
Then why would you buy this? Buy a regular Bluetooth audio aux adapter. They are way cheaper
2103914
I use Android and on my phone there are separate bluetooth profiles for "Phone audio" and "Media Audio", so when pairing the Bluetrip with the phone you can select whether you want to use it for phone calls, music, or both. Not sure if this also applies to your phone, but since bluetooth is an open standard, I'd assume so.
224908
Yes. You can continue to listen to music regardless of the other app that you're using (reverse camera, Garmin Street Pilot, searching through your phone contacts on-screen preparing to make a call, etc.). The music automatically mutes when driving directions are issued. I hope this helps. -Dean
706668
No, this is for audio only, for those cars that do not have Bluetooth sound connectivity (aka AD2DP). Some cars will only connect bluetooth for phone use only and not for stereo/sound/Pandora etc. (like my Mini Cooper hence need this cable). Your car controls (i.e. next track, stop, etc.) will NOT pass back to the phone via this cable. You won't find a simple cable to do what you are looking for, but with a 2014 GMC, I'd really look to see if your radio supports AD2DP then you can use all of the car controls and even see song title, cover art etc on your screen. Go into your phone and car settings and make sure you select the "audio" or other settings that may be offered beside the normal phone connection. These settings would be in the bluetooth pairing options menus (start with your phone).
220255
Because I have an iPhone 5, I just use the headphone jack, so all the playback controls are via the iPhone. (The converter connector is the old type.) In fact, even when I had an older iPhone, I always used the iPhone to control playback, because I could see the options, rather than using the steering-wheel controls.
868216
Yes. So, you connect to MPOW Streambot through the bluetooth on your phone, then it uses an FM transmitter to then transmit the signal to an open FM station in your car radio system, and then plays whatever you are playing on your phone through the cars speakers...
2191755
You cannot skip or repeat tracks. The only function buttons on the back other than the power button are for volume and for answering a call if you have it sync'd to your phone.
1045298
I use the MPow in exactly this way. It is plugged into a switched outlet on the back of my Sony Receiver (using my home theater speaker system). Switching on the receiver powers the Mpow along with the amplifier. My Andoroid Smartphone always finds it and connects to it as expected. If I another bluetooth has priority (such as hands free phone earpiece), I can take a call and then automatically fall back to the Mpow. Despite a jumble of devices and wires behind my stereo equipment (and the close proximity of Wi-Fi and cordless phone transmitters), it streams beautiful music without any distortion or background noise. In my opinion, it is an exceptional cords free cable with support for flawless Apt-X. I use the MPow in exactly this way. It is plugged into a switched outlet on the back of my Sony Receiver (using my home theater speaker system). Switching on the receiver powers the Mpow along with the amplifier. My Andoroid Smartphone always finds it and connects to it as expected. If I another bluetooth has priority (such as hands free phone earpiece), I can take a call and then automatically fall back to the Mpow. Despite a jumble of devices and wires behind my stereo equipment (and the close proximity of Wi-Fi and cordless phone transmitters), it streams beautiful music without any... » Read More I use the MPow in exactly this way. It is plugged into a switched outlet on the back of my Sony Receiver (using my home theater speaker system). Switching on the receiver powers the Mpow along with the amplifier. My Andoroid Smartphone always finds it and connects to it as expected. If I another bluetooth has priority (such as hands free phone earpiece), I can take a call and then automatically fall back to the Mpow. Despite a jumble of devices and wires behind my stereo equipment (and the close proximity of Wi-Fi and cordless phone transmitters), it streams beautiful music without any distortion or background noise. In my opinion, it is an exceptional cords free cable with support for flawless Apt-X. « Show Less
1365739
I too have the iPhone (6) and I noticed that if the phone is playing music and plug in the jack, the music will go to the (pause=) position. You need to hit (play&gt;) on the phone again in addition to making sure volume is turned up on both headset and phone. After you unplug the jack in either the phone or headset, the music will again go to (pause=).
2211223
On the headphones themselves, no. Just volume & the Bluetooth on/off. You'd have to use your phone (or mp3 dvc) to actually skip songs.
1080457
Not necessarily. When calls come in on my 2011 S5 it stops the music, but the call comes in on the phone, not the car speakers. if you switch it to speakerphone it automatically switches back to regular phone. It's really annoying so I just turn off bluetooth at that point and use the speakerphone. It also periodically drops the bluetooth for 10-15 seconds maybe once every 15-20 minutes.
1958308
iirc I had this problem too at first. Look under the properties of the other bluetooth devices you have and *un*check media from them. Leave this as the only one with media selected (or only one connected at any one time).For me turned out my parrot speakerphone in my car was set for media and so my phone defaulted to that.
1363956
I was using the AirEnaber for the car which did not have airplay. Since it didn't't work in the car I used the enabler on my Bose wave radio in the bedroom to make the Bose Airplay enabled. In this way I am able to play all the songs from my iPhone through the Bose.
950161
Yep, music fades out as a new call comes in through the car's audio system. Your phone's mic is used for your voice and the car's speakers dish out the other end. My car was pretty loud, so it was sometimes hard to hear the person on the other line and I could never hear the ringtone, but heard the vibration and the music fade out.It works well.
1686049
Hi Sandra, If i understood correctly...you do not have in your radio a hole to stick in the auxiliary wire to listen to music. If that is the case i has same issue... This device plugs in to your car cigarette lighter outlet and that is it! You can listen to your iphone music! There is a auxiliary hole in the transmitter cup, and it comes with auxiliary cord to plug your phone into it. Since you and i had common problem, and this is the only device i found that doesnt break and has auxiliary outlet! I strongly recommend getting it. I had mine for almost 4 months and this is the best thing ever!
945588
No, you still have to turn the radio volume up and down on the radio itself. The good thing about it though, is once you find a volume that works on the radio, you can use the MPOW volume control or the volume on the dvice being used to control the volume without worrying about the controls on the radio.
1223375
From what I've experienced so far, only Pandora. In Bluetooth audio it may give info on songs streamed from Spotify. And the next/skip buttons will work there. How this answers your question