Music over headphones on Highland

[Pagemakers]

Is there anyway to listen to music via Bluetooth headphones using the read screen on the Highland?

 

[ewoodrick]

"Read screen" or maybe rear screen.
Just pair them on the rear screen.

Be careful about driving with headphones on. There are legality issues.

 

[LoudMusic]

Please don't drive with headphones on.

 

[Pagemakers]

I meant rear screen.

I think you’ve misunderstood me. The headphones are for passengers in the rear seat, but I can’t get MUSIC to play through the headphones. I can get Netflix and YouTube to play but not music.

Should MUSIC play through the headphones?

 

[jontie]

I just found some bluetooth headphones to pair to my new M3 LR 2024 collected in Wednesday. From the rear screen it seems only the Theatre options managed independently from the rear screen play sound to the headphones. The Media options have limited controls from the rear screen but seem to play to the speakers generally for all passengers, not separately to the rear bluetooth connection. This is the same as Pagemakers. Unless I am missing something, I would say music does NOT play through bluetooth at the rear.

 

[ewoodrick]

Now that I think about it, music probably doesn't. Which is a side-effect of what I want.

I would like for the rear seats to be able to choose a different music choice. All you can seem to do is listen to video sources.

 

[Pagemakers]

Yep. Odd way to do things. Maybe it’s because 1 Spotify can’t play 2 things at the same time. The other oddity is the rear passengers have no control over their temperature.

 

[EVMeister]

The other oddity is the rear passengers have no control over their temperature.

I'd like that capability as well, but as it is the vehicle lacks the ability to modulate temperature for air blowing into the rear. It's not something they could just add with software, given the current lack of hardware.

 

[ash002004]

Is there not an option on main screen of where to direct audio on both screens? My son and I were playing around with it on the test drive and could isolate music in the rear on rear speakers, assuming same could be done with headphones?

 

[Pagemakers]

Not that I can see. It would appear the rear passenger can’t listen to music at all on their headphones. Only Netflix, YouTube and video games play through the headphones.

 

[BrianGragg]

Please don't drive with headphones on.

I've always wondered why the legality issues like the post above and yours about not using headphones in cars. High end cars (Bently comes to mind) and Teslas to some limited extent try to sound isolate the interior from the outside which accomplishes the same thing as wearing headphones. So in the end whats the difference?

 

[Pagemakers]

Getting off topic here. This is just asking why PASSENGERS in the rear can’t stream music over their headphone in the BACK seat.

 

[LoudMusic]

I've always wondered why the legality issues like the post above and yours about not using headphones in cars. High end cars (Bently comes to mind) and Teslas to some limited extent try to sound isolate the interior from the outside which accomplishes the same thing as wearing headphones. So in the end whats the difference?

Active noise canceling in vehicles mostly cancels out consistent droning noising such as engine or tire noises. Things like horns and sirens are largely not blocked. Using headphones to play loud music ... ahem ... will have a much greater affect on blocking traffic awareness noises. It's important for drivers to use all their senses to be aware of their surroundings while operating a 2+ ton vehicle.

 

[SiW80]

You can control the source for the car speakers but not Bluetooth. Also you have to pair through the rear screen - took me ages to figure that out!

Any joy getting a game controller to work in your M3H?

 

[init6]

Active noise canceling in vehicles mostly cancels out consistent droning noising such as engine or tire noises. Things like horns and sirens are largely not blocked. Using headphones to play loud music ... ahem ... will have a much greater affect on blocking traffic awareness noises. It's important for drivers to use all their senses to be aware of their surroundings while operating a 2+ ton vehicle.

And yet, deaf people are allowed to drive...

 

[LoudMusic]

And yet, deaf people are allowed to drive...

They also let color blind people drive, and people with low vision. They also let people who no arms, or no legs, or one eye, or reduced cognitive abilities ... But all these examples give the driver reduced ability to operate their vehicle. Why would you voluntarily take away some of your ability to drive your vehicle reliably?

 

[Irata]

As it's such a good idea.

I wonder if Tesla have deliberately held back on streaming concurrent music streams to passengers headphones independently. Possibly some licensing constraint within their relationship with Spotify, Apple Music etc. Currently it's one device means one stream, the car counts as just one device.

 

[init6]

They also let color blind people drive,

Not sure why they shouldn't.

and people with low vision.

No they don't

They also let people who no arms, or no legs, or one eye, or reduced cognitive abilities ... But all these examples give the driver reduced ability to operate their vehicle. Why would you voluntarily take away some of your ability to drive your vehicle reliably?

Because the inability to hear doesn't impact on driving enough to make it unsafe. Playing music in your car reduces your ability to hear external sounds. Why would you voluntarily take away some of your ability to drive your vehicle reliably just to listen to music?

 

[yessuz]

"Read screen" or maybe rear screen.
Just pair them on the rear screen.

Be careful about driving with headphones on. There are legality issues.

LEGALITY ISSUES?!
what legality issues lol

 

[MrBadger]

Is there anyway to listen to music via Bluetooth headphones using the read screen on the Highland?

And even more OT but far more interesting, how is the phantom braking?