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I just got my new car yesterday, a 2012 Hyundai Veloster, and my phone refuses to connect to the already paired system unless I actually choose to connect to it.
In my Toyota Matrix in which I installed a Clarion CZ500, I had no problems auto connecting.
Can anyone think of why this might be happening or know of a workaround? Unfortunately, Tasker doesn't have a feature to connect to a Bluetooth device.
Check out the pairing section.
http://www.hyundaiusa.com/bluetooth/bluefaq.aspx
I'm going to try to set it up through the voice interface, but it shouldn't make a difference.
It started working properly all of a sudden.
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rickytenzer said:
I just got my new car yesterday, a 2012 Hyundai Veloster, and my phone refuses to connect to the already paired system unless I actually choose to connect to it.
In my Toyota Matrix in which I installed a Clarion CZ500, I had no problems auto connecting.
Can anyone think of why this might be happening or know of a workaround? Unfortunately, Tasker doesn't have a feature to connect to a Bluetooth device.
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Having the same problem with my Atrix 4G running GB 2.3.4 and my car stereo (Pioneer MVH-8200BT).
Manual connection works fine. This used to work too, I just can't figure out what broke it (2.3 upgrade maybe). I've deleted the BT profiles from both the car stereo and the phone, didn't change anything. (and yes, the car stereo is set to Auto-Connect).
I find this extremely annoying :-/
Is BT on before the car starts? I found that that's the problem.
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rickytenzer said:
Is BT on before the car starts? I found that that's the problem.
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I'll try to reverse the order and turn the BT on after the radio is fully powered up
At the risk of highjacking an old thread:
How secure is bluetooth.
I'm looking at a bluetooth ignition system.
Function:
When a pairing is made, a relay is turned on.
When the pairing is lost, the relay is turned off.
The device gives no indication, physical or via bluetooth about the relay status.
The device is set to non-discoverable by hardware.
The password is a 20 character alpha-numeric code.
The device performs no function and stores no data, it simply operates from the pairing.
How secure would this be? or more accurately, how much time would likely be required to crack this device assuming no physical access?
Also looked into RFID, but that looks to be easy to crack unless I spend silly money on an active encryption system.
Alright folks, i know a lot of us love streaming our podcasts, pandora, and plain old mp3's from our phone while driving to work. Problem is, ICS roms have difficulty connecting to bluetooth devices.
Common issues are: Phone gets connected but no media, media conn but no phone, no phone or media, media is connected but sound coming from phone speaker.
The point of this thread is to get ideas, tips/tricks, and maybe even system files that can resolve this issue. I'll keep the OP updated with anything added in this thread or I find elsewhere. So I'll start off on what has worked for me for 2 days so far.
Tips/Tricks
danutzz said:
Turn on bluetooth and pair your device. Try to get to the point where both "Phone & Media" are check marked on your phone, but neither phone nor media are displayed on you BT device. Once achieved reboot your phone. Make sure "Fastboot" is unchecked in your power settings prior to rebooting.
Been going two days w/o having to redo this process
Spoke too soon. Connected only to phone next time I got in my car. Fix was simple though, just uncheck media on phone, then check it again and it connected correctly
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I seem to be ok as long as I don't turn off my BT device (headset). If I turn off BT on the phone when not using the headset, it will pair when turned back on. Otherwise, when I have to charge my BT, I reboot my phone and it will pair again after charging.
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I seem to be ok as long as I don't turn off my BT device (headset). If I turn off BT on the phone when not using the headset, it will pair when turned back on. Otherwise, when I have to charge my BT, I reboot my phone and it will pair again after charging.
Got it going on my phone. Thanks.
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nrfitchett4 said:
I seem to be ok as long as I don't turn off my BT device (headset). If I turn off BT on the phone when not using the headset, it will pair when turned back on. Otherwise, when I have to charge my BT, I reboot my phone and it will pair again after charging.
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Can't leave my car running 24/7 =P... I'll add this to the tips/tricks anyway for people using BT headsets
ICS Bluetooth on i777 SGS2 is acting up on my stock Subaru handsfree radio.
This may be because the Subaru radio is flakey, I don't know. The bluetooth connection is stable and reliable with GB roms and a Nokia Symbian phone.
My observations are based on 1.3, 2.0, and 2.1 4.0.3 roms from Shoman94, and 4.04 AOKP from task650. Kernel and Modem changes seem to make no difference on this issue.
The biggest issue for me is that the bluetooth connection to the car stereo will drop when the "deep sleep" mode is entered. The connection starts again if the phone is awakened.
The connection will stay connected if bluetooth is active with music or other operations.
The connection will drop during a long phone call or the phone is not being used.
I have read of problems with other ICS devices having issues during "deep sleep",
SOD's and reboots mostly.
Others have tried to prevent these issues, by using SetCPU profiles with freq. changes, limited success.
One App that has helped is SoftLocker. Designed for Tablets with deep sleep issues, it allows me to block deep sleep. Blocking deep sleep allows my phone to stay connected to the car stereo via bluetooth for handsfree operation. It will chew up the battery like this, but I can charge in the car.
Yep. Happens to me too. ICS ShoStock 1.3 and 2.1.
I'm on 2.1 and my Chrysler sound system has had no issues. My previous phone had shostock2 v. 1 - 2 on it and no issues as described either.
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Attention Red5: I don't know if this belongs here, and if it should be somewhere else, please do move it. Thanks
ICS Bluetooth on i777 SGS2 is acting up on my stock Subaru handsfree radio.
This may be because the Subaru radio is flakey, I don't know. The bluetooth connection is stable and reliable with GB roms and a Nokia Symbian phone.
My observations are based on 1.3, 2.0, and 2.1 4.0.3 roms from Shoman94, and 4.04 AOKP from task650. Kernel and Modem changes seem to make no difference on this issue.
The biggest issue for me is that the bluetooth connection to the car stereo will drop when the "deep sleep" mode is entered. The connection starts again if the phone is awakened.
The connection will stay connected if bluetooth is active with music or other operations.
The connection will drop during a long phone call or the phone is not being used.
I have read of problems with other ICS devices having issues during "deep sleep",
SOD's and reboots mostly.
Others have tried to prevent these issues, by using SetCPU profiles with freq. changes, limited success.
One App that has helped is SoftLocker. Designed for Tablets with deep sleep issues, it allows me to block deep sleep. Blocking deep sleep allows my phone to stay connected to the car stereo via bluetooth for handsfree operation. It will chew up the battery like this, but I can charge in the car.
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I use AOKP and my Bluetooth has no issues with either of my vehicles.
And yes this is the wrong thread... it is for devs. You should be in general or q/a
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No issues with connecting to my car with SHOstock2 ROMs.
I have an occasional disconnect with my GS2 and my Explorer with myfordtouch/sync. I don't think it's happened sync I switched to AOKP compared to Sho2, however.
I don't really pay much attention to it.
never had this issue. so i see the that the OP has the issue. where is the DEVELOPMENT thats going on to fix this issue then? This is the DEVELOPMENT thread after all. this should be in general bro.
Zero issues with ShoStock2 v2.1 or aokp on my alpine kce400bt in my 94 Silverado or any issues with any bluetooth device at all...
HTH,
Charlie
Both my pioneer head unit, stereo headphones, headset, and Nissan factory system have no disconnects when in deep sleep. Both my sgs2's.
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This sounds like the same issue reported in another thread here a few months back. I had the same problem as the OP of that thread, where the BT would disconnect after a few minutes (10 maybe) of no phone activity other then playing a song. I used a dedicated BT speaker which would function correctly when paired with a PC, but auto disconnect from the phone. Although everyone here seems to be dismissive, it is an issue that other users have encountered as well. I'm using UnNamed 1.3x and haven't found a solution (but have reduced my dependence on BT).
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Yeah. This is real.
I started getting the issue once I switched from GB to ICS ShoStock2.
The car is an Audi A6 2007. If I connect the car speaker to the phone via Bluetooth and my conversation lasts for more than five minutes or so, the Bluetooth connection is severed.
It doesn't end the call, so I can pick the phone up, turn on the screen and the Bluetooth reestablishes connection. But the conversation is interrupted.
Again, this didn't happen before and is easy to reproduce.
This problem is likely in the bluez stack. From GB to ICS there were quite a few changes. One of them has just left behind some of our hardware. Since most people don't have trouble, this probably won't get fixed.
One more observation,
When charging in the car, the Bluetooth stays connected. This seems to be because deep sleep does not occur while connected to the charger.
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Do you keep your BT on constantly? A thought that just occcured would be to use Tasker to switch the CPU profile to one without sleep when BT on and revert back on BT off. That on charge find could be pretty useful as well.
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Do you keep your BT on constantly? A thought that just occcured would be to use Tasker to switch the CPU profile to one without sleep when BT on and revert back on BT off. That on charge find could be pretty useful as well.
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Thanks, I do run bluetooth continuously and Tasker may provide a way to workaround this. I'll update if I figure it out.
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Yeah. This is real.
I started getting the issue once I switched from GB to ICS ShoStock2.
The car is an Audi A6 2007. If I connect the car speaker to the phone via Bluetooth and my conversation lasts for more than five minutes or so, the Bluetooth connection is severed.
It doesn't end the call, so I can pick the phone up, turn on the screen and the Bluetooth reestablishes connection. But the conversation is interrupted.
Again, this didn't happen before and is easy to reproduce.
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I have the exact same issue in my Audi A8 and A6.. will try Tasker and the charge-trick.
I am still using SoftLocker to disable deep sleep, or using the charge cable in the car.
The trick with Tasker is to figure out a way to lock out deep sleep.
Here is what I'm testing today,
To use Tasker, the plugin for Tasker, Secure Settings, and the Helper app.
After installing Tasker and Secure Settings apps, run Secure Settings. On the "Settings" tab, under "Helper", tap the option to install Helper. This will install Helper, and require su permissions.
In Tasker, I added a profile for BT connect to car, with a Secure Settings/Helper task for CPU awake only, Manual ON.
Next, added another profile to Tasker, BT connect, checked Invert (Should activate on BT disconnect from car), added Secure Settings/Helper task for CPU wake only, Manual OFF.
I'll post later if this works as I intend.
The method above using Tasker works. My phone is not entering deep sleep while connected via BT to my car stereo handsfree system. When the BT disconnects, my phone is entering deep sleep.
Tasker has a trial version if you download it directly from the developers website. This may also be purchased directly from him, and may save a little over the Market version.
Have to love when problems and solutions come together like this!
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This thread is what its all about. No ones whining complaining or blaming a dev. Just good old fashioned sharing of information.
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I'm guessing the answer to my question is likely to setup a Tasker profile, but I thought I'd ask anyway. Does anyone know of a way to get Bluetooth on my OG to autoconnect to a device it's already paired to?
For example, when I get in my car and want to connect to my stereo, I turn on Bluetooth, then have to go to my paired devices and manually connect to the stereo. I'd much rather just turn on Bluetooth and have the phone autoconnect to the stereo.
I'll likely soon set up an NFC tag for my car, so I should be able to turn on Bluetooth and connect to the stereo with that, but wanted to know if there was another solution in the meantime.
Any ideas?
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I'm guessing the answer to my question is likely to setup a Tasker profile, but I thought I'd ask anyway. Does anyone know of a way to get Bluetooth on my OG to autoconnect to a device it's already paired to?
For example, when I get in my car and want to connect to my stereo, I turn on Bluetooth, then have to go to my paired devices and manually connect to the stereo. I'd much rather just turn on Bluetooth and have the phone autoconnect to the stereo.
I'll likely soon set up an NFC tag for my car, so I should be able to turn on Bluetooth and connect to the stereo with that, but wanted to know if there was another solution in the meantime.
Any ideas?
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As long as I turn on Bluetooth before I start my car, mine auto-connects to my Hyundai Sonata just fine...
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My phone auto connects to my car too. Even if I forget to turn it on before I start my car and toggle it on after the car has already started, they will find each other and auto connect. They do not connect instantly though (maybe the BT scan interval is a little bit longer). Maybe you just have to wait a bit?
I have Llama installed and have a profile setup so that when it disconnects from a known Wifi (leave home/work/etc.), the phone will turn on BT automatically and try to connect to the car. Another profile is set up so that once the BT does connect to the car, it will turn off Wifi on the phone and also turn up volume and vibrate "on".
Hmmm, thanks for the replies. I'm wondering if my issue is that I've only turned Bluetooth on after the car was running, not before. If anything, I'll just set up a Llama or Tasker profile. Thanks again!
Digil said:
Hmmm, thanks for the replies. I'm wondering if my issue is that I've only turned Bluetooth on after the car was running, not before. If anything, I'll just set up a Llama or Tasker profile. Thanks again!
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Yeah, if I turn on bt after I start the car then it won't auto-connect.
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Just a heads up to anyone interested. Tasker doesn't have an action to autoconnect to paired Bluetooth devices. However, there is an app available in the Play Store solely for this functionality:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...sMSwyLDEsIm9yZy5teWtsb3MuYnRhdXRvY29ubmVjdCJd
This app is also a Tasker plugin, so you can use it in conjunction with any Tasker profile. Good stuff.
Digil said:
I'm guessing the answer to my question is likely to setup a Tasker profile, but I thought I'd ask anyway. Does anyone know of a way to get Bluetooth on my OG to autoconnect to a device it's already paired to?
For example, when I get in my car and want to connect to my stereo, I turn on Bluetooth, then have to go to my paired devices and manually connect to the stereo. I'd much rather just turn on Bluetooth and have the phone autoconnect to the stereo.
I'll likely soon set up an NFC tag for my car, so I should be able to turn on Bluetooth and connect to the stereo with that, but wanted to know if there was another solution in the meantime.
Any ideas?
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I have a very similar issue. I have two bluetooth devices in my car. My handsfree system and a stereo adapter. The phone autoconnects to the handsfree system but I have to manually click on the stereo adapter every time to get it to connect. No ordering of on/off etc seems to alleviate this. Any ideas?
themoe said:
I have a very similar issue. I have two bluetooth devices in my car. My handsfree system and a stereo adapter. The phone autoconnects to the handsfree system but I have to manually click on the stereo adapter every time to get it to connect. No ordering of on/off etc seems to alleviate this. Any ideas?
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The app I mention above has an option to autoconnect to all paired devices. This might be what you're looking for.
Digil said:
The app I mention above has an option to autoconnect to all paired devices. This might be what you're looking for.
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Yea, already gave that a shot. Tried just the app, then tried a tasker profile that would try to connect to the A2DP device if the handsfree device was connected too. Neither worked. Gonna try another couple apps to see where it gets me; if not I'll just live with having to always click it in the settings menu until an AOSP rom comes along that I would be willing to run (not quite annoyed enough at the LG software to give up an SD card/8gigs and hardware keys)
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Yea, already gave that a shot. Tried just the app, then tried a tasker profile that would try to connect to the A2DP device if the handsfree device was connected too. Neither worked. Gonna try another couple apps to see where it gets me; if not I'll just live with having to always click it in the settings menu until an AOSP rom comes along that I would be willing to run (not quite annoyed enough at the LG software to give up an SD card/8gigs and hardware keys)
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Try this app. Have been using it for a long time now. I have the same problem as you. You can set it up to automatically connect to a second device ( your music adapter), right after it connects to the first one ( your car). There are also more useful settings there.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...nav_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDMsImEyZHAuVm9sIl0.
Has anyone had any success with android auto and the V10? I have not been able to connect to my NEX4100 via android auto AND bluetooth....
I think there are general bluetooth issues. I have a 2014 Cadillac with CUE Bluetooth and the V10 connects fine but no media can play. Calls work fine. I've tried many of the tricks that helped with the LG G4 (turning media audio off in settings after connecting then turning it back on) to no avail.
Between this and the force restarts, I may return this phone and go with the Nexus 6P. Also annoyed that verizon is selling the Qi chargin back as an accessory...
I had the same issue with my 2014 Jetta and the V10, took me 30 minutes of restarting bluetooth, turning the phone off and on, turning the car off and on and finally I switched my car to FM and the bluetooth connected to also support media audio. After that it worked ok. No idea what's up with the bluetooth but for my wireless headset it paired without issue. Seems picky
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I had the same issue with my 2014 Jetta and the V10, took me 30 minutes of restarting bluetooth, turning the phone off and on, turning the car off and on and finally I switched my car to FM and the bluetooth connected to also support media audio. After that it worked ok. No idea what's up with the bluetooth but for my wireless headset it paired without issue. Seems picky
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Same strange issues here.
Paired no problem to a 2015 Honda Accord. Unable to pair to a 2011 BMW X3 (however the HTC One M8, M9, Samsung Galaxy Avant and Light all pair no problem). And it paired no problem to a 2016 BMW X3.
And at the gym, it disconnected from the bluetooth headset while I was using it. Wouldn't reconnect until I powered the headset off and back on.
I've got the nex4100 as well and I have had no issues at all. Everything works as it should.
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eazyg said:
I've got the nex4100 as well and I have had no issues at all. Everything works as it should.
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Whoa... so do you think its a hardware issue that i should swap? Does android auto work for you as well?
zwan05 said:
Whoa... so do you think its a hardware issue that i should swap? Does android auto work for you as well?
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I don't know. Others in the thread seem to be confirming the issue your having but I seem to be the only one with the exact same head unit. Do you have the update for the head unit? My S5 had issues before the update. Update is kind of old but it did help with my S5. And Android Auto is working fine.
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I am up to date on the 4100. So i swapped it out today and now it works with Android Auto, however it still does not work with bluetooth which is super odd.. to my understanding when you plug the phone in to connect to AA it still transmits the audio over bluetooth. Pioneer said it could be something wrong with the media bluetooth profile or something. Anyways i guess im stuck until they fix it. Maybe when android M comes out.
I don't know about Android Auto, but I definitely think the V10 has Bluetooth issues. I traded my Galaxy S6 Edge+ in for a V10 a week ago. I notice the Bluetooth audio is consistently "skipping" on both my car's audio and my Bluetooth headphones. Both devices worked flawlessly on my S6. Sometimes my car will even completely disconnect from the phone and I have to go through a complete reset/re-add process to get it back.
Hoping a 6.0 update will come soon and fix this issue.
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I am up to date on the 4100. So i swapped it out today and now it works with Android Auto, however it still does not work with bluetooth which is super odd.. to my understanding when you plug the phone in to connect to AA it still transmits the audio over bluetooth. Pioneer said it could be something wrong with the media bluetooth profile or something. Anyways i guess im stuck until they fix it. Maybe when android M comes out.
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Just an update as I just ran new cable in the car for the new phone. Everything tested out fine for me. The car is an 02 Camaro that I don't drive often now that it's cold outside but after hearing your problems I wanted to make sure everything was working the way it's supposed to. I don't think bluetooth audio while on Android Auto worked at all but Google play works just fine. Bluetooth audio was flawless when not connected to Android Auto. Tested it on and off Wi-Fi. Good to hear your better after the swap.
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I'm having problems connecting to my 2015 GMC Sierra (GMC Intellilink). I can connect, connect automatically, make and receive phone calls, but the bluetooth audio for music DOES NOT WORK. Most of the time, when I try to play a song via google play music or Deezer, the head unit in my truck immediately goes BLACK for about 10 seconds, I hear a whirrr of an internal fan, and it starts back up disconnected from the phone. The phone is causing the head unit to fail & restart. Sometimes it doesn't restart. It'll show the progress bar of the music, as well as on my phone. I can pause, play, next song, etc. but NO AUDIO comes out. It's just dead silent.
I'll let you guys know what my dealership says, as it's in service right now for this issue. I'm hoping there's an update for the software :/
When I bluetooth over to my $300 Sony x-7s speaker, every 10 seconds or so I get a loud static pop. Luckily I kept my note3 so I just use that until an update (hopefully) will fix the issue, so I can listen to my Howard Stern on the v10. I am surprised they didn't push an update on or near release date. Maybe they are going straight to Marshmallow.
So i have an update after having a week or so to play around with it. Although I cannot connect to my NEX 4100 via bluetooth I can use google play music via android auto. Also i cannot use spotify on AA UNLESS i hit play on google play music first then pause then try to play a song on spotify...... very strange.
I'm glad it's not just me... Same weird bluetooth issues here with my Mercedes E63 AMG and the COMMAND unit. It was working flawlessly with my last phone (Xperia Z3.) The V10 is nothing but a headache so far. The following problems are happening:
Won't connect at all, and hangs.
Connects for calls only, no media.
Connects, instantly disconnects, cycle repeats.
To fix it I either have to keep manually connecting from COMMAND, until it randomly works. Or disconnect from the phone, and reconnect again. Or turn bluetooth off and on. On the note of which, half the time I do that, it hangs. Love the phone, but I'm going to return it if this goes on.
Further note: I even took the car in to the dealer, and paid 150 bucks to get the latest firmware updates done on it. That didn't fix it either. Tried my Xperia again, still works flawlessly. Ugh.
I had an interesting issue with bluetooth.
I paired it to my 2015 Jeep Overland.
Music from SD Card played fine.
Then tried pandora. Nothing worked. Disabled bluetooth and pandora was fine. Went back to local mp3s from SD card and they would not play now.
Had to un-pair and pair it again. Then mp3s worked.
Played pandora and nothing and that broke mp3s again.
Then I tried my g4 on Sprint. Pandora worked fine.
Also tried Tune in Radio and that worked on v10 over bluetooth.
I think it is caused by Binge On from t- mobile downsampling the stream on pandora and the Uconnect radio does not like the bitrate or format.
I did read t-mobile will downsample streamed movies.
So folks with bluetooth issues, what are you testing with?
I have a less standard setup. I connect to my 2012 Cadillac system as a phone only, and I have an aptx bt dongle attached to the aux port that I'm connected to as a media device.
My phone connects to both simultaneously, and hands the phone back and forth for calls and music. It works flawlessly, and the audio quality way better than any OEM bt streaming that I've ever heard.
I have a Pioneer DEH 80PRS in my truck and it has connected and works perfect just like my G3 did. It always auto connects when entering the vehicle and hands off between streaming Tune in radio or from the SD card using the Android music player app and a phone call no problem. Hopefully the guys having problems will get a fix when the phone is given some MM goodness.
Same issues with Bluetooth and my 4100nex. Calls work, Android auto works, Bluetooth music does not. I'm in my 14 day window. This may be a deal breaker for me. Kinda regret ditching my note 4 for this.
Yall think it will get fixed with an update, or are we permanently screwed?
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I am having the same problem with my LG V10. It won't stay connected to my Lexus 2015. The only thing I found that would work is if I keep the phone unlocked.
looks to be an issue with LG
zwan05 said:
Has anyone had any success with android auto and the V10? I have not been able to connect to my NEX4100 via android auto AND bluetooth....
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Same issue between LG V10 T-Mobile and my Bluetooth audio on my 2014 Kia Optima SX. I also have similar connectivity issues between the phone and the Microsoft Band. Similar reports on the Microsoft boards of same Bluetooth issues with the Band and V10. Sounds like a problem on the LG side to me.