Hi guys,
Ive had my G5 for a few months now, and its been great (with the exception of some apps crashing from time to time) however I have recently bought a newer car, Audi A5 and when I try to setup the phone with the multimedia system in the car, the car finds the phone, starts to make the bluetooth connection and then fails. I have tried 2 different phones (an S3 mini and an s4 active) and these connect fine (not my phones, just borrowed to test). I am wondering if this is a marshmallow issue with the phone. I did try a Huawei which is also on marshmallow and that was the same, no connection.
Has anyone had this and found a workaround? Cheers
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Hello All,
I was hoping someone could help me. My old Samsung Galaxy Note 1 had started having issues. Broken charge port so had to swap batteries, broken headphone jack, pc not recognizing device, etc. So I bought a new phone (Nexus 5), and now I have this Note 1 laying around. I would love to use it as a media player (like an Ipod TOUCH or something). The problem I am having is that even with my wifi connected, NON of my network dependent apps will work. Facebook, Google Play, Youtube, Netflix, etc all seem to be looking for a cellular network, or a SIM or something. Is there a way I can use this as a wifi only device that all my network dependent apps will work (they same as they did before? I don't understand why I couldn't. Converting my old Iphone 4 into a wifi only Ipod Touch basically, was no problem. Connected to my wi-fi and life went on as normal. Please Help.
Thanks in advance.
shawn1980 said:
Hello All,
I was hoping someone could help me. My old Samsung Galaxy Note 1 had started having issues. Broken charge port so had to swap batteries, broken headphone jack, pc not recognizing device, etc. So I bought a new phone (Nexus 5), and now I have this Note 1 laying around. I would love to use it as a media player (like an Ipod TOUCH or something). The problem I am having is that even with my wifi connected, NON of my network dependent apps will work. Facebook, Google Play, Youtube, Netflix, etc all seem to be looking for a cellular network, or a SIM or something. Is there a way I can use this as a wifi only device that all my network dependent apps will work (they same as they did before? I don't understand why I couldn't. Converting my old Iphone 4 into a wifi only Ipod Touch basically, was no problem. Connected to my wi-fi and life went on as normal. Please Help.
Thanks in advance.
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I don't have this problem in either of my sim-less notes. I was going batty for a few days, getting notifications on both phones. Is WiFi set up correctly?
I'd try a reset to factory
And, wait, what's the point of turning an old phone into a media player if you say the headphone jack is broken?
Also - charging port piece is under $20 shipped (or it was when it failed on my friend's note) and the repair job isn't too hard.
Hi to All,
Sorry for intruding this tread, but my phone do not have official page, yet. I need an advice in regards to Lenovo phones.
I bought a Lenovo K910 dual sim phone a few months ago as I needed dual sim option.
Recently, I got a LG G watch as a present. However, for some odd reason I cannot pair phone with a watch. Phone is saying that is paired, but android wear app just showing message connecting to LG watch and nothing is happening. I do not getting a pair confirmation message from Android wear app.
My fried have a Samsung Galaxy S4 and when I tried to connect LG G watch with his phone did not had any connection problems. After few seconds android wear app on phone just report phone is paired and everything is working without any problem.
I have Kitkat 4.4.2 on my phone and all apps are up to date.
By my knowledge, my phone has a Bluetooth 4.0 LE. I have confirmed as I have connected phone with fitbit flex without a problem and low energy feature works as a charm.
Do you have any advice?
Thank you.
Cheers.
I'm trying to pair my S6 edge to my TL but I keep getting blocked by the trusted devices menu.
Basically I'm able to start the pairing process and setup a pair code but when my car asks me to name the device the pairing process stops. I get a notification that asks me to add the car to my trusted devices list but when I do my car keeps telling me I can't start the pairing process from the phone. It's like if I have to add my car to the trusted devices list before I start pairing in order to finish pairing the car and phone. Is there any way to disable to smart lock so I can pair my car? I never had any issues with previous galaxy devices.
It's worthy to note that I was able to pair my Gear 2 and Nexus 9 without all this hassle
thanks.
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What year TL?
I wouldn't trust a TL either LOL. Works fine for BMW M3 with iDrive
Works on my 2012 TL but BT track info doesn't display which sucks!
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What year TL?
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05
I was able to make a video with what exactly happens that prevents me to pair my phone and my car. Basically, i can go though the entire process but when i get to the part where i have to name the phone it cuts me off. Then I have a "trusted devices" message that pop up on the phone asking me to pair with my car to add it to the trusted list, and when i go in bluetooth devices, it does say pair. Usually it should say connected. When I try to connect to it in BT devices, it asks me for my 4 digit code and after I input it, my car tells me the pairing process can't be initiated from the phone...I don't know what to do, this is the first phone i was not able to pair. I think its a lollipop thing but i cant confirm because my note 4 that ran lollipop was already paired with the car when i got the OTA 4.4 to 5.0.
https://youtu.be/7mPvjCjWSYI
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I also made a thread on an Acura forum if anybody is interested
http://acurazine.com/forums/audio-b...air-05-tl-galaxy-s6-edge-931791/#post15466470
Turn off Smart Lock? Settings> Lock Screen and Security > Other Security Settings > Trust Agents and uncheck Smart Lock?
one of the first things i tried. Thx anyways
Important update.
I was able to pierce the mystery of my pairing problem. It seems as not all S6 edge are created equal.
Long story short, my dad got himself a new car, Benz GLA250, thats comes with networking capabilities when paired with a smartphone. His company supplied iphone didnt share the network connection with the car so he asked me to try with my S6. As i tried to enable bluetooth tethering, i couldnt find it. I made a few searches on XDA and found that some people are complaining about missing functions on their edge, BT tethering was one of the main features some people didnt have, others were missing some toggles also. It seems as some phones dont have it. Don't ask me why because its not a carrier restriction, some people on T-Mo had it, others didnt.
The only solution was to flash a custom rom with BT tethering enabled. As I didnt want to go through the entire flashing process, and also because i didnt want to trip knox in case it break SamsungPay, i called up my friend that had the same phone I didnt and found out he also didnt have BT tether. Since he didnt care about knox or Samsungpay, i flashed him a custom rom and was fianlly able to pair my TL with the edge, and was also able to connect to my dads car.
So i guess it's a software problem. Not sure why that option was left out for some, but i guess it'll be fixed in the upcoming 5.1.1 update. Also worth noting that samsung did release a fix for the missing toggles through an app in the galaxy store.
Does anybody know why BT tethering is gone on my variant? I've heared of some carriers taking out that option (and hotspot) but that was mostly because of the unlimited data plans, but in canada they never block anything on our variants, neither the bootloader or any other function.
Has anybody with an S6 edge W8 also have the BT tethering missing?
I'm trying to pair my galaxy s6 edge to my acura mdx 2006, and i can't do it. Is my phone too new to my car?
Just in case anybody is still interested in this problem, I found out that this "era" of TL ('04-'08) ONLY accepts cell phones from this time period.
Meaning if one doesn't have a cellphone dating back from these years "IT AIN'T GONNA WORK!" There is a cellphone compatibility list online
that one can find out which cellphone works from multiple makers and carriers.
And the answer to your question....YES, its too new.
I'm having trouble with connecting the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge (SM-G925F) with Android (5.0.2) with my Audi Q7 2009 Bluetooth, it works fine with the Galaxy S5.
I assume it's due to the old Bluetooth v1 protocol in the Audi (no streaming music).
I've tested with a Bluetooth v4 speaker, that's fine.
The issue itself is that it pairs but then goes in to some weird loop of connecting/disconnecting, it never actually becomes usable with the Audi.
Any help appreciated.
Same problem here with Audi A6 2005. The funny thing is that it worked to a certain extent before the update that came a few weeks ago. Before that update it would crash if I used OK Google feature to call a number but otherwise it was OK.
similar problem, different car http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s6-edge/help/pair-s6-edge-to-acura-tl-trusted-t3102146
Like the title implies, I was using a galaxy s7 to connect. Now that I have upgraded, I have not been able to connect to the adapter as usual. I have upgraded firmware on the adapter to the current version. The phone also updated to its most current version. I have been able to connect to a Samsung tv via smart view. It holds the connection.
I see on Microsoft's website that listed for Android support only goes to version 5.0. Why would this protocol not work though... thought it was standard.
Anyone have suggestions?
Anyone using another dongle to connect direct to tv without having Wi-Fi available?
Regards
That is the same problem for me. I wish I had a solution. It worked perfectly yesterday. Today my note 8 got the oreo update. Now i connect, shows the screen mirror as normal, but disconnects after about 2 seconds.
Microsoft wireless firmware is 2.0.8350. Wish I could roll back the android update.
Not getting much response on here but I think I found that Samsung has stopped supporting MHL a crucial protocol for using anything other than Samsung's smart view connectivity or Google Chromecast. These are not the best options for me and a serious setback for a new phone and operating system. I hope they change their mind if not I may be looking at other options.
Many are ditching the old protocols. You just got on it at the start.
Do you happen to know if there are any non-wifi dependent screen mirror options (either wired or wireless) that will work to an hdmi source?
I guess the usb-c to hdmi would still work. Miracast is the component no longer available?