MagnusMako
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Elon said in a podcast last month they'd probably add Spotify down the road, but that they have bigger priorities right now.
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I assume there is lost of audio fidelity when you stream via bluetooth vs a native built in solution. Although it’s probably too marginal for most people to notice.
I don't use Spotify and would never use if an account was required but rather disingenuous when you are actually saying to work on what matters to YOU and disregard what others want.Could not car less about Spotify... Spend the time on more important matters.
Also, there should be almost no work to do... Spotify is already there and default in Europe. All they need to do is flip a bit to enable it. Seems like a very easy win.
I wonder what bitrate European Teslas are getting with integrated Spotify? I know mobile version (IOS/Android) gets 320kbps. If both are getting the same max bitrate, would adding bluetooth to that chain lower audio quality on the mobile side? I assume you have to get some type of audio loss when using bluetooth.Currently the in-car streaming (slacker) is 64 kb/sec.
Bluetooth should be better than that.
Though if quality is your primary goal then using FLAC on a USB key is going to be much better than either.
You came into this thread to provide such insightful comments?Could not car less about Spotify... Spend the time on more important matters.
All but certain to be the same 64Kbps since Tesla is the client (client decides bitrate) and paying for the data. I would love Apple Music and pay extra for the extra data needed but that is not going to happen.I wonder what bitrate European Teslas are getting with integrated Spotify? I know mobile version (IOS/Android) gets 320kbps.....
That sucks to hear but makes sense.All but certain to be the same 64Kbps since Tesla is the client (client decides bitrate) and paying for the data. I would love Apple Music and pay extra for the extra data needed but that is not going to happen.
I feel pretty much the same. Now, what would be AWESOME is if the suite of Tesla apps included Audible and did a more credible job interfacing with Google Music. The only access to my Android phone appears to be solely via bluetooth. My prior Priuses saw the music and books I had on my iPhone.I’d rather have carplay/Android auto, or at least make the Bluetooth connectivity competent with playlist browsing, messaging, etc.
Could not give less of a crap about Spotify, slacker, or any other music rental service. I have owned content via my phone and audible.com that is accessed in the same way as cars from over a decade ago. Pathetic.
Step 1: Add waze data elements into Tesla Nav so I can see cops/speed traps/accidents
Step 2: Add the ability to install music apps via an SDK (opens up everything not just spotify)
Step 3: ....
For me, the Spotify app on my Pixel 2 XL is a bit janky and pretty buggy. Sometimes when I hit play/pause via the steering wheel, it won't actually stop on my phone.
Basically, it would be the convenience of it and the integration between my Spotify account and the car. The ability to repeat a song or start it over would also be really nice. Also would love to be able to ask the car to play an album and have it actually play the album all the way through.
If it could also play podcasts from Spotify, that would also be a huge plus too.