I have a 2008 G35s w/ navigation. Is my car capable of streaming music from my Iphone4 through my stereo?
If not, what are my options?
Thanks!!

 

Try the v36 a/v forums, but I'm 99% sure the answer is no.

You have RCA aux jacks in the center armrest though, just get a 3.5mm to RCA y-cable and you're good.

 

Wondering the same thing for a 2006 g35 coupe w/ bluetooth. I'm pretty sure it won't work but does anyone know if it will

 

That's a definite no.

 

Check out the Soundfly BT ( http://www.satechi.net/index.php/sou...mate-bluetooth )

My iPhone connects to the Soundfly BT via Bluetooth and that transmits through 87.9 FM (tunable) so I can play pandora through my stereo. In addition, my iPhone simultaneously connects to the Bluetooth speakerphone and both work almost seamlessly together....occasionally the iPhone switches to Soundfly for calls when I first pick up, but I can select which device to transmit too once in the call so its ok.
The Android phones work better because you can configure the Soundfly bluetooth driver to only use A2DP for music so it never connects to the cars speakerphone when a call comes in.

 

Has anyone installed a Parrot BT solution? I'm thinking I may do this whenever it is I wind up picking up a G35 rather than installing a new HU.
I would miss having BT for phone calls and it would be nice to stream Pandora / iPod from my phone.

I suppose what I'm asking is, is this a quick and fairly simple method?

Edit: Sorry all - I know, I know... search. I did. https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...t-install.html

 

I used the soundfly BT above in 2006 G35 to connect my iPhone 4s. It's worked out great so far to listen to Pandora and my podcasts. I like that it's small and looks clean in the car and also that it connects automatically when I get in the car. It's also a very easy solution if you don't want to tear into your audio system to run a cable. I have not noticed any issues with the sound quality, of course it's not as perfect as if you had it wired in. But I don't hear any interference at all and I have never had to change the station I have it on in the two months that I have been using it.

 

Same here, can't do bluetooth streaming. What I did is I tried the viseeousa 1000 plus voltage converter so it solved my problem. It works pretty well.