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My car doesn't have Bluetooth, and my phone doesn't have an aux jack, so I am all too familiar with this problem. My ex with an iPhone used a dongle-to-aux which worked fine, but my phone was always incredibly quiet, so basically unusable. It's a shame that Google isn't really doing anything about this problem. I did my part and starred it, looks like there's only ~200 stars at this time
Classic Google, mocks apple for removing the aux port. They then remove the aux port and don't even bother implementing the aux dongle protocol correctly.
I agree Google should fix this, but there is a workaround. You could get a Bluetooth to AUX dongle if this is bothering you. They're fairly cheap.
Nice to see some work arounds but ideally we'd see a system wide fix. Let's try get as many people as we can to star this issue!
Sending audio over Bluetooth is always a bad idea (other than simple voice calls).
Thanks, wonder how we can get a wider audience to star this issue. Thought I'd start on Lemmy.