Galaxy S4 and BT audio streaming
06-01-2013, 03:12 PM
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Galaxy S4 and BT audio streaming
Hi, I upgraded my phone yesterday to Galaxy S4 from HTC incredible. I had no problems starting music and switching tracks and pausing from the wheel controllers. Now I can't turn on the music and do all that stuff. I have to turn on music on my phone and then go between tracks and pausing through my phone too. Does anyone have this problem? Thanks.
06-01-2013, 03:16 PM
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Sorry, I can't provide you an exact answer but I must say when I used to have a Nokia I had to do that as well , not always but quite often
Since you have an Android and use Bluetooth Audio let me ask you a question. Can you see the track names in your Comand screen ? I have Sony Xperia S and I can't get these titles seeing in my Comand screen but just a Audio Streaming Available
Since you have an Android and use Bluetooth Audio let me ask you a question. Can you see the track names in your Comand screen ? I have Sony Xperia S and I can't get these titles seeing in my Comand screen but just a Audio Streaming Available
06-01-2013, 11:01 PM
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The Galaxy is a Samsung,right? If so,I have a Samsung Android phone (Droid Charge) that I has trouble setting up properly until I found the "secret".I don't know if this "secret" applies to your phone however.But in case it does you might want to search my posts...look for the word "Samsung".It might take a while but it might be worth it.
06-01-2013, 11:57 PM
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Thanks for your reply. Yes, it's Samsung. I will definitely find the post.
The Galaxy is a Samsung,right? If so,I have a Samsung Android phone (Droid Charge) that I has trouble setting up properly until I found the "secret".I don't know if this "secret" applies to your phone however.But in case it does you might want to search my posts...look for the word "Samsung".It might take a while but it might be worth it.
06-01-2013, 11:58 PM
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Nope, I can't see the tracks either 
Sorry, I can't provide you an exact answer but I must say when I used to have a Nokia I had to do that as well , not always but quite often
Since you have an Android and use Bluetooth Audio let me ask you a question. Can you see the track names in your Comand screen ? I have Sony Xperia S and I can't get these titles seeing in my Comand screen but just a Audio Streaming Available
Since you have an Android and use Bluetooth Audio let me ask you a question. Can you see the track names in your Comand screen ? I have Sony Xperia S and I can't get these titles seeing in my Comand screen but just a Audio Streaming Available
06-02-2013, 11:00 AM
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06-03-2013, 10:38 AM
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Hello,OP...I have a few minutes so here's a summary of how I solved *my* problem.This may,or may not,solve yours.
First: I completely unpaired the phone both on the Comand system *and* the phone itself.
Next,I paired the phone to the car in the usual way.Before doing so I changed the "screen timeout" setting on the phone to 10 minutes (an important step).
Next,once having received the "pairing successful" message (can't recall the exact wording) I immediately looked at my phone and in the upper left portion of the screen I saw the little "bluetooth" icon...which is easy to miss if you don't look for it.Pulling down that section of the screen shows a warning from the phone that says something like "allow downloading of blah,blah,blah" (can't recall what it was).There's also a check box that says something like "always allow blah,blah".I checked that box and ever since that moment my phone calls,phone book and music streaming have been perfect whereas before this fix the whole thing was a nightmare.
I think this might be peculiar to Samsung Androids...but it might just be peculiar to my particular model.It might be worthwhile to give it a try.
First: I completely unpaired the phone both on the Comand system *and* the phone itself.
Next,I paired the phone to the car in the usual way.Before doing so I changed the "screen timeout" setting on the phone to 10 minutes (an important step).
Next,once having received the "pairing successful" message (can't recall the exact wording) I immediately looked at my phone and in the upper left portion of the screen I saw the little "bluetooth" icon...which is easy to miss if you don't look for it.Pulling down that section of the screen shows a warning from the phone that says something like "allow downloading of blah,blah,blah" (can't recall what it was).There's also a check box that says something like "always allow blah,blah".I checked that box and ever since that moment my phone calls,phone book and music streaming have been perfect whereas before this fix the whole thing was a nightmare.
I think this might be peculiar to Samsung Androids...but it might just be peculiar to my particular model.It might be worthwhile to give it a try.
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06-04-2013, 12:25 AM
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Thanks for the write-up, I will try that.
Hello,OP...I have a few minutes so here's a summary of how I solved *my* problem.This may,or may not,solve yours.
First: I completely unpaired the phone both on the Comand system *and* the phone itself.
Next,I paired the phone to the car in the usual way.Before doing so I changed the "screen timeout" setting on the phone to 10 minutes (an important step).
Next,once having received the "pairing successful" message (can't recall the exact wording) I immediately looked at my phone and in the upper left portion of the screen I saw the little "bluetooth" icon...which is easy to miss if you don't look for it.Pulling down that section of the screen shows a warning from the phone that says something like "allow downloading of blah,blah,blah" (can't recall what it was).There's also a check box that says something like "always allow blah,blah".I checked that box and ever since that moment my phone calls,phone book and music streaming have been perfect whereas before this fix the whole thing was a nightmare.
I think this might be peculiar to Samsung Androids...but it might just be peculiar to my particular model.It might be worthwhile to give it a try.
First: I completely unpaired the phone both on the Comand system *and* the phone itself.
Next,I paired the phone to the car in the usual way.Before doing so I changed the "screen timeout" setting on the phone to 10 minutes (an important step).
Next,once having received the "pairing successful" message (can't recall the exact wording) I immediately looked at my phone and in the upper left portion of the screen I saw the little "bluetooth" icon...which is easy to miss if you don't look for it.Pulling down that section of the screen shows a warning from the phone that says something like "allow downloading of blah,blah,blah" (can't recall what it was).There's also a check box that says something like "always allow blah,blah".I checked that box and ever since that moment my phone calls,phone book and music streaming have been perfect whereas before this fix the whole thing was a nightmare.
I think this might be peculiar to Samsung Androids...but it might just be peculiar to my particular model.It might be worthwhile to give it a try.
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I just use iPod 7th generation for music needs in BT. I am not sure GS4 will work like the way it does with iPod. With the iPod, it works like the way it was designed for. You basically use all features you see in iTune.
