Audio cuttet via Bluetooth
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Hello Corjan,
Today I did some Tests in the car, connected via Bluetooth to my Autoradio. It doesn’t matter, what delay you adjust, the cut at the beginning is always the same length.
So I assume,the slider is just fake.
Regards
Günter
@Haug Thanks for your reply!
I can guarantee you, the slider isn't fake
Your audio system not respecting it, is another thing.I haven't yet seen any iOS device with these issues.
It's always Android to be honest
I'll test some different configurations to see if I can reproduce this.
Just to be sure, you are not using CarPlay but simply the car radio as bluetooth audio device? -
@Haug Thanks for your reply!
I can guarantee you, the slider isn't fake
Your audio system not respecting it, is another thing.I haven't yet seen any iOS device with these issues.
It's always Android to be honestI'll test some different configurations to see if I can reproduce this.
Just to be sure, you are not using CarPlay but simply the car radio as bluetooth audio device?@Corjan-Meijerink
Exactly, my car has no CarPlay.
The same happens, if I just connect a headphone.
Can even try another apple device -
@Corjan-Meijerink
Exactly, my car has no CarPlay.
The same happens, if I just connect a headphone.
Can even try another apple deviceOk, it’s the same on iPhone and iPad. The slider makes no difference if 0 sec or 2 sec.
The length of the cut at the beginning is slightly different on every Bluetooth device. I did the test with headphones and Bluetooth speakers.
I even tried to change to English language.
Every time the same. -
@Corjan-Meijerink
Exactly, my car has no CarPlay.
The same happens, if I just connect a headphone.
Can even try another apple device@Haug said in Audio cuttet via Bluetooth:
The same happens, if I just connect a headphone.
Wait a minute... Assuming you plug the headphone into your phone: Are you saying this also occurs if audio comes directly from your phone...?
I am just an enthusiastic MRA user, and hope you will be one too!
Most motorcycle problems are caused by the nut that connects the handlebar to the saddle.
Streetpilot 2610/Zumo 660/Zumo 395/ Motorola Thinkphone + MRA app -
@Haug said in Audio cuttet via Bluetooth:
The same happens, if I just connect a headphone.
Wait a minute... Assuming you plug the headphone into your phone: Are you saying this also occurs if audio comes directly from your phone...?
@Con-Hennekens it’s a Bluetooth headset
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@Haug said in Audio cuttet via Bluetooth:
The same happens, if I just connect a headphone.
Wait a minute... Assuming you plug the headphone into your phone: Are you saying this also occurs if audio comes directly from your phone...?
@Con-Hennekens
Directly via speaker in the phone, there is no problem -
@Con-Hennekens
Directly via speaker in the phone, there is no problem -
@Haug, No I cannot reproduce it, because on my devices it does not occur anymore. I bet your headset is one with intercom function active, which is why it needs to do audio ducking for the navigation instructions. It looks like it is doing that purely based on volume monitoring. If you don't use the intercom function, you could try pairing your phone as intercom, it will probably become higher up in the chain of priorities.
I am just an enthusiastic MRA user, and hope you will be one too!
Most motorcycle problems are caused by the nut that connects the handlebar to the saddle.
Streetpilot 2610/Zumo 660/Zumo 395/ Motorola Thinkphone + MRA app -
@Haug, No I cannot reproduce it, because on my devices it does not occur anymore. I bet your headset is one with intercom function active, which is why it needs to do audio ducking for the navigation instructions. It looks like it is doing that purely based on volume monitoring. If you don't use the intercom function, you could try pairing your phone as intercom, it will probably become higher up in the chain of priorities.
@Con-Hennekens said in Audio cuttet via Bluetooth:
If you don't use the intercom function, you could try pairing your phone as intercom, it will probably become higher up in the chain of priorities.
That's an interesting concept !
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@Haug, No I cannot reproduce it, because on my devices it does not occur anymore. I bet your headset is one with intercom function active, which is why it needs to do audio ducking for the navigation instructions. It looks like it is doing that purely based on volume monitoring. If you don't use the intercom function, you could try pairing your phone as intercom, it will probably become higher up in the chain of priorities.
@Con-Hennekens
I do use Intercom on my bike but I repeat: the same Problem exist with my carradio (Bluetooth Connection) and with a jabra Bluetooth headphone.
