Google maps and bluetooth
 

Having used Google maps on my iPhone 4S over the previous years
I was satisfied that it did the job. However yesterday on my iPhone
6 it opened up a new way of doing things I was not aware of.

Found the address I needed tapped directions and the iPhone as always
spoke "proceed to the route" from the iPhone speaker. Then there was
a pause, the radio was silenced and the next instructions came from
the X5's audio system. When the instructions were done the radio came
back on until the next instruction, and that process continued until i
arrived at my destination.

For me it was a surprise that the iPhone 6 and google maps was most
likely using my Bluetooth to transmit the directions thru the X5 audio
system wirelessly. Now why can't I play my music that way. Hmmmmm:dunno:

For what it's worth, my Windows Phone does the same thing.

My android phone will mute the car audio system whenever I get a call on my GROM bluetooth, and return to the regular volume after the call is hung up.

(My GROM just skips when I hit bumps)

Just get a Dynavin N6 allright..........you will have everything you need streamlined.

Wanna buy it and the DSP crossover for me? ;)

Audio streaming uses A2DP profile which is not implemented in the TCU or ULF we have in our BMWs. You should be able to find an app for Android or Windows (not sure for iPhone) that might let you stream through the HFP or HSP (hands-free/headset) profile but the quality would be bad.

Here you go:
BT mono

BT Headset

BT Mono for iPhone


or you can use Blitzsafe as I do for A2DP. search this forum and you will find details.

You must have a phonograph player connected to the GROM if it skips when you hit a bump. :rofl::rofl::rofl:

The Mediabridge has that and other features.