Hey everybody, this is my first post here and I'm hoping I can find an answer to my problem. I just purchased a 2012 infinity G37 with no auxiliary input and no navigation. The only sort of Input available is a USB port. I have an android and would like to stream Bluetooth audio. Does anyone know how I can do this? When I connect my phone through the USB it cannot read the device. I have a Samsung Galaxy S4. It seems like the only devices that the system can read are flash drives, iPods, and iPhones. I'm thinking that there must be a Bluetooth USB adapter that I can plug into the USB port to stream the audio, but I'm hesitant to purchase one because I'm thinking that the car will not recognize the Bluetooth USB adapter as a hard drive.

HELP!!!

 

I was wondering the same thing. I think USB bluetooth devices will only work with computers though.

 

USB to bluetooth devices dont work to well with our cars set up

you can pick up a 32gb USB stick for pretty cheap

a used 60/80gbipod classic is usually pretty cheap also. Ipods have a better screen display vs a USB stick.

I use both. I use the USB for new music I recently downloaded and the ipod for the rest of the collection

 

USB to BT don't work very good, but you can always make some bigger modification like I did. Try to connect to your headunit's xm audio input and use it as aux in. Then you can connect to it some BT receiver:

http://g37.pl/bt/

 

What is the mount you are using for your phone?

 

this one with the holder dedicated to lumia 920

http://brodit.se/product.html?id=854...edan&year=2011

 

Hi All... I am not sure but I think I have a good solution here. I posted this in the DIY section:


ATTENTION THOSE LOOKING FOR A (PROPER) AUX INPUT FOR YOUR 2012 INFINITI G37 WITHOUT NAV!!!



https://www.myg37.com/forums/d-i-y-in...-grom-box.html


I am not sure but there is a chance this will cover 2010-2013.


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I found a wireless solution for those with Android phones. There is an app in the playstore called Bluetooth Mono Router that lets you play audio and music through the phone bluetooth connection in your car. It's not stereo, but if you're just looking for a way to play audio and don't care if it's mono, then this app is for you.

 

Bump...... after all these years does anyone have a solution??