Audi A6 Song
Marieta Reeks
Yesterday I updated my iPhone 7 to iOS13.1 and now my 2015 Audi A3 mmi is not able to control the apple music. The screen appears as normal and I can see all of the playlists. The bump forward/reverse on the volume knob doesn't do anything and the dial to choose songs will move and highlight a song but it won't select the music. I have tried a hard restart on both the Audi system and my iPhone. The toggle features work on the radio and the CD player. I think it's an apple issue. Any ideas would be appreciated.
Since Apple Music as a whole is also having issues, try removing the Apple Music app then installing it again: Remove built-in Apple apps from the Home screen on your iOS 10 device or Apple Watch - Apple Support
I lost my entire library of music. That really is bad considering I pay for a premium music subscription. Not even an apology. As a known problem is happening I would suggest Apple Music customers be compensated for this complete waste of time of compiling music in a paid service to shockingly lose everything. How disappointing.
I have this exact same issue. 2017 Audi TTS here. iOS 13 was just fine, iOS 13.1 completely removed my ability to select tracks via the car or use my previous/next track buttons on the steering wheel. These are normal, iTunes purchased tracks played through the built-in Music app. I also tried this with my roommates iPhone before updating to iOS 13 (worked just fine), and it's the same problem after he updated to iOS 13.1.1. Please fix this bug!!!
I have the exact same issue in my A4. Not only are there malfunctions with iTunes but also other apps- Skype, Open Table, Aera, etc. Apple needs to fix this and fully get out the bugs before launching.
I have the same exact issue... 2018 Audi SQ5. I can change tracks using forward and reverse but the control wheel on the MMI does nothing when selecting songs. Also the steering wheel scroll button does not work when selecting music from the center virtual cockpit screen. I am running 13.1.2 on an iPhone 11 Pro. Apple please help.
The problem is not only if you use bluetooth connection, it also presists if you use the Audi AMI Interface cable - lightning adapter. Apple brought this problem with iOS 13.1. Earlier iOS versions even 13.0 does not have this track skipping problem. The problem happens with different iphone models, i tried iphone 6Splus, iphone X and iphone 11 pro max. There is no point of sending the people to Audi and let them complain about the problem. BMW, Mercedes and other car brands have the same issue with the latest ios update. People buy iphones because of the stable compatibility with most of the popular car brands. Apple broke this compatibility with ios 13.1, please fix the bug!!!
yes, older iOS versions are not signed any more, you cant downgrade the phone.. Yesterday's iOS Update 13.1.3 "fixes an issue where Bluetooth may disconnect on certain vehicles" and I hoped they addressed the track skipping issue as well, but had no luck. I hope that Apple is aware of this bug and fixes it.. Music control within a Playlist is completely messed up...
"Audi" is a song by American rapper Smokepurpp. It was released on May 17, 2017, as the lead single from his debut mixtape Deadstar. The track is considered one of his breakout singles, along with "Ski Mask".[1]
The track received generally positive reviews from music critics. Patrick Montes of Hypebeast called the song "unorthodox".[3] Lindsey India of XXL called the track a "fan favorite" whilst also congratulating him on the single being certified Gold by the RIAA.[4] David Drake of Pitchfork called the instrumental for the song "thundering".[5] Julian Robles of HotNewHipHop said Smokepurpp showed "primo ignorance" on the track.[6]
I am having the same exact issue on 2016 Acura TLX. I use the knob to browse and populate my playlist but when I select a song, it doesn't play or do anything. I've tried USB mode as well and it does the same exact thing. Started happening around a month or two ago so I'm assuming iOS 16.4.
The MMI knob functions with iOS 16.4.1 and Apple CarPlay with an Audi infotainment system, for volume, for on-off, and for forward and reverse. Same for the steering wheel audio controls. This CarPlay connected via Bluetooth, and in or out of the Qi charger. If y'all aren't using CarPlay, try that.
i contacted apple support was passed on to the tech "experts " was told to teset my phone to rule out update but still didn' t work ,totally frustrating ,had to reinstall from cloud lost all passwords on appps and phone still function with MMI ,I have contacted support again but seem to be getting ignored
today I have installed last update 16.5.1 and all problems was fixed. I have Iphone 11 Pro and before the current update I couldn't toggle song, increase/decrease volume, screen was stuck on "Loading....".
Check for and apply the latest MMI firmware updates, and unpair the MMI from CarPlay on the iPhone, and (if it still shows) also unpair the iPhone from the MMI itself, unpairing both at both ends, and try re-pairing again.
Apple Music Family Sharing was working fine with the MMI I was using, and with multiple paired devices. This was with the CarPlay interface and that including the wheel controls and the MMI knob and Siri. Apple Music playlists are kept private anyway, so at least that should not be involved in any communications with the MMI.
Audi mmi of my q5 wont toggle the songs post ios 16.2 upgrade. You can navigate to the playlist and go to the desired song but it wont play it. Seen this has happened with one of the ios 13 roll out too. The apple updates fix the problem. Please help.
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Recently I have problems with spotify and Audi MMI.
When playing music via bluetooth, the progress bar sometimes gets stuck. Sometimes when changing songs using the steering wheel buttons, the song name gets stuck (the same song is displayed continuously).
Music plays normally during these problems, and the controls also work. The only problem is displaying information about the song.
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