Bluetooth and Carplay Issue (1 Viewer)

[sleepreceptionistbug]

I have the same issue happening in my car with both iphone and android devices. The only fix I know without powering the car off/on is to pause the music until the cutting in/out sound stops and then resume the music. This happens to me every single time I power on my car. I will try the remove all devices from the car and remove the car from the phone and then reconnect.

 

[sleepreceptionistbug]

I had a chance to mess around with the bluetooth, doing any sort of forgetting devices and powering off/on was not working for me. I narrowed it down to my device (hiby m300) using HD audio.
When the car starts up it autoplays the music (cant seem to find a setting to disable this), as long as I pause until the cutting in/out stops then play it works as you would expect.
I fixed this issue by disabling the HD audio and now when my car starts up the music starts without any cutting on/off. I think this infotainment system just cant handle the hd audio and the fancier codecs like ldac/aptx during bootup.
I don't stream music on my iphone so I cant say but I hear spotify and apple music have options for HD/hifidelity streaming so anyone facing this issue try disabling that.

 

[cmfhsu]

I had a chance to mess around with the bluetooth, doing any sort of forgetting devices and powering off/on was not working for me. I narrowed it down to my device (hiby m300) using HD audio.
When the car starts up it autoplays the music (cant seem to find a setting to disable this), as long as I pause until the cutting in/out stops then play it works as you would expect.
I fixed this issue by disabling the HD audio and now when my car starts up the music starts without any cutting on/off. I think this infotainment system just cant handle the hd audio and the fancier codecs like ldac/aptx during bootup.
I don't stream music on my iphone so I cant say but I hear spotify and apple music have options for HD/hifidelity streaming so anyone facing this issue try disabling that.

If it helps, I usually find that Bluetooth audio skipping only on first connection is usually due to the car trying to sync phone contacts, call history, texts, etc. If you go into your Bluetooth device in the GX infotainment and disable "phone", then go into your device Bluetooth settings and disable "phone" and "messages" (if you have it - I know the hiby is just a dap), it resolves it almost universally on every car infotainment I've ever experienced.

It would be a pity for you to use your hiby to play plain old Bluetooth SBC audio when the GX supports LDAC playback (and 24 bit FLAC support if you connect your hiby as a USB mass storage device to the USB c port!).