CCC bluetooth music stream?

markob · 01-04-2021, 09:03 AM

my only idea is that i can stream music trough original bluetooth from my phone to CCC. I dont need anything else. Now i have auxin and some cheap bluetooth in it.

So i assume that bluetooth module needs to be from car wich had same CCC as mine, in my case proffesional?
I am interested in original bluetooth module couse it has wire harnes already done and moduls are pretty cheap to buy. Others dension and similar prodict are expensiver.

Second question:
But if i would someday be interested in some more functions i got question, is it possible to have bluetooth module that is possible to control phone internet radio trough steering MF keys, for play stop and forward backward track commands?
Ive noticed that on newer cars and it works just fine. I assume that functions are possible in never versions of bluetooths?

eku1s · 01-17-2021, 09:42 AM

I don't believe the MULF bluetooth module (which is what you'd need for the CCC) ever supported bluetooth streaming. I believe you'll need a combox for this, which to my knowledge requires a CIC.

Unless you're willing to retrofit a CIC and combox, I think you're probably out of luck.

A Parrot is another option if you want to go for an aftermarket approach.

AWD Addict · 06-14-2021, 03:27 PM

I use the Tune2Air. Plugs into the AUx port, and connects to my phone via bluetooth.

Steering wheel buttons all work. Only negative is that the playlist isn't visible on screen.

dR

lowrydr310 · 06-15-2021, 04:25 PM

I just use a cheap bluetooth audio adapter. There's a cigarette lighter socket under the center armrest for power, conveniently right next to the 3.5mm aux input.

I'm not sure about all phones, but on mine I have it configured so that only phone calls go to the car's MULF bluetooth connection and all media goes to the aftermarket adapter. It works perfectly. I can stream music and when a call comes in, the car takes over playing audio through the car's system and using the car's microphone. As soon as the call ends, music playback immediately resumes.

The only downside is that you have to use your phone to control the music, but I prefer this. E90 vents are well designed for a vent clip phone holder, and my phone's multimedia capabilities and navigation capabilities are much more advanced than the CCC system.

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markob Private 9 Rep 76 Posts Drives: e90 Join Date: Sep 2017 Location: europe iTrader: (0)	CCC bluetooth music stream? my only idea is that i can stream music trough original bluetooth from my phone to CCC. I dont need anything else. Now i have auxin and some cheap bluetooth in it. So i assume that bluetooth module needs to be from car wich had same CCC as mine, in my case proffesional? I am interested in original bluetooth module couse it has wire harnes already done and moduls are pretty cheap to buy. Others dension and similar prodict are expensiver. Second question: But if i would someday be interested in some more functions i got question, is it possible to have bluetooth module that is possible to control phone internet radio trough steering MF keys, for play stop and forward backward track commands? Ive noticed that on newer cars and it works just fine. I assume that functions are possible in never versions of bluetooths?
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eku1s New Member 2 Rep 28 Posts Drives: BMW 325i M Sport 2011 LCI Join Date: Jan 2021 Location: South, UK iTrader: (0)	I don't believe the MULF bluetooth module (which is what you'd need for the CCC) ever supported bluetooth streaming. I believe you'll need a combox for this, which to my knowledge requires a CIC. Unless you're willing to retrofit a CIC and combox, I think you're probably out of luck. A Parrot is another option if you want to go for an aftermarket approach.
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AWD Addict Chief Executive 300 Rep 2,886 Posts Drives: 2008 335xi 6spd Coupe Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Boston iTrader: (1) Garage List 2008 335xi [0.00]	I use the Tune2Air. Plugs into the AUx port, and connects to my phone via bluetooth. Steering wheel buttons all work. Only negative is that the playlist isn't visible on screen. dR
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lowrydr310 Robot 1680 Rep 2,189 Posts Drives: 2006 330i, 2007 E93 335i Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Souhtrne Califniora iTrader: (0)	I just use a cheap bluetooth audio adapter. There's a cigarette lighter socket under the center armrest for power, conveniently right next to the 3.5mm aux input. I'm not sure about all phones, but on mine I have it configured so that only phone calls go to the car's MULF bluetooth connection and all media goes to the aftermarket adapter. It works perfectly. I can stream music and when a call comes in, the car takes over playing audio through the car's system and using the car's microphone. As soon as the call ends, music playback immediately resumes. The only downside is that you have to use your phone to control the music, but I prefer this. E90 vents are well designed for a vent clip phone holder, and my phone's multimedia capabilities and navigation capabilities are much more advanced than the CCC system.
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