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hehe, I was surprised to hear all the hip English songs being played on a Mexican station the other day. Some stations are higher bitrate than others. Also podcasts are an option.
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I too frequently use tunein via the bluetooth and aslong as the programs you listen to have a higher bit rate and you've got decent mobile coverage (i.e Telstra) the audio quality is quite good.Comment
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Hi Ryan.Originally posted by Ryan_R View Post
When u listen to TuneIn Radio via Bluetooth to ur VW, does ur phone battery drain out quite quickly? I realize Bluetooth drains the battery quite quickly when I'm using my iPhone paired up w my Bluetooth hands free ear piece. If u plug ur phone into the media plug on ur car, wld u still have to pair ur bluetooth up w ur unit to listen to tunein?Comment
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I've got a car mount wired up to the 12v so that's not an issue.
I did listen to music via BT stored on the phone for an hour the other day and battery usage was less than 7% (didn't check it for another hour or two after arriving at work).
TuneIn in the car will use 3G, which is similar to talking on the phone - so find the talk time stat of your particular phone. The lower your signal, the more power the phone uses to send voice/data over 3G.Comment
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Any news Motivauto?Comment
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