Bluetooth: N8 to Panasonic CY-BT200 car handsfree

Hi,
I got my Nokia N8 a few days ago and I had Panasonic CY-BT200 car handsfree installed today. The two work together... partially. I can pair them up, I can receive and answer calls, but I can't seem to play audio.
Since both are new to me, It is quite possible I am missing something either in the handsfree settings or in the N8 settings.
The screen on the car is blank (though it is visible that the connection is established) and when I press play on the phone it tries to play but immediately reverts to paused.
Any ideas, suggestions...?
N8 / RM-596
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Sadly for me, PR 1.1 did not fix my issue.
I know chances are slim, but I'm still hoping that perhaps with the next firmware... someone at Nokia probably works solely on bluetooth, right? Maybe my car kit is in someone's queue.
The most frustrating thing for me is the feeling that it's probably a simple fix, a line or two of code or something. Because the devices seem to see each other and talk to each other, except when it comes to music, which simply refuses to stream.
N8 / RM-596

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