Using bluetooth and airplay together.

It appears from documents in Support that you have to disable BT to use Airplay. I'm hoping someone here can give me an explaination or even a work around . I have the 4S, and just bought AppleTV. I was hoping to stream some workout videos to the AppleTV via Airplay and use BT earphones, so I wouldn't disturb the wife. Seems like BT and Airplay would be a logical pairing (so to speak). This is greatly disappointing. I have no problems using BT or Airplay on their own...just not together.....
Thanks
Raaen

Raaen wrote:
It appears from documents in Support that you have to disable BT to use Airplay. I'm hoping someone here can give me an explaination or even a work around . I have the 4S, and just bought AppleTV. I was hoping to stream some workout videos to the AppleTV via Airplay and use BT earphones, so I wouldn't disturb the wife. Seems like BT and Airplay would be a logical pairing (so to speak). This is greatly disappointing. I have no problems using BT or Airplay on their own...just not together.....
Thanks
Raaen
Lets try to break it down.
You are Using Airplay from an iPhone4s to an Apple Tv. In essence you are sending both video and audio to the Apple Tv. Which means the iPhone has no audio playing. Since there is no audio playing on the iPhone, there is nothing that can be sent to the BT Earphones.
Basically what you are attempting to do is Airplay to 2 devices simultaneously: Airplay Audio to the headphones via BT, and Airplay video to the Apple Tv via Wifi.
This unfortunately cannot be done.
This is in fact completely unrelated to the cutting out of BT with a car stereo. However, if there is something fundamentally wrong with the iPhone 6's bluetooth it may be a good idea to take it into an Apple store for Diagnostics.
I can play music, and App audio (from a navi App) and then answer calls without the iPhone ever un-pairing with the car. 4 or 5 hour road trips, and the music plays, The navi instructions cut in when necessary, and all audio is cut when a call comes in.
Mazda 3 Connect Media Center, and iPhone 6.

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