Audio cuttet via Bluetooth

[Haug]

In scenic for instance, I have 2 seconds audio delay and it works perfect.

[Haug]

Remark: this happens even, if the iPhone is directly connected to Bluetooth headphones without CP or AA

[Con Hennekens]

@Haug, thanks for this. This proves that not only MRA is struggling with this problem...
@Corjan-Meijerink, what do you think about this?

[M. Schrijver]

I've this problem also. Already for a while. It was introcduced in one of the latest 4.** version.

My headset did not change. The software of the headset did not change. The settings of my headset did not change.
The android auto setup did not change (built-in Honda Goldwing). The software of the Goldwing did not change.
The Android phone did not change.

But...
Offcourse there where severall software updates on my phone. MRA, Android Auto app, others apps.

When i play Spotify or other media, the audio of MRA is not cut of at the front. But if MRA is only source of audio. Then the first word or words (about 0.5-1 sec of text) is cut off.
This behaviour is in my situation very stable.

[Corjan Meijerink]

In the 5.0.1 update coming week it will be possible to configure your own audio delay

[Haug]

One remark: it has nothing to do with AA oder CarPlay, it’s even if you connect your iPhone directly via bluetooth without any CarPlay or android auto.

[Con Hennekens]

@Haug, Probably, but only when your head unit is doing the audio ducking of music playing from the head unit itself.

[Haug]

@Con-Hennekens I never hear Musik during motorcycling, I just listen to my boxer

[Con Hennekens]

@Haug, Sometimes I do, only when driving alone. But that is not the point. I don't use AA on the bike. I do in my car. No boxer sounds te prefer there

[Haug]

@Con-Hennekens
I use chigee with CarPlay but as I wrote, it has nothing to do with CP because the sound goes not via CarPlay and the cut of the voice is there, when contacted via Bluetooth to a headset or even to my Autoradio

[Con Hennekens]

@Haug, Yes, same thing... It happens not AA specifically indeed, but when an audio headend has its own failing logic for when to lower its music channel in favor of instructions from your phone, instead of trusting the priority commands of the connected equipment. So you are correct, it also happens with other then AA connections.

Most important thing: has it been solved for your specific setup?

[Robert Laudensack]

@Haug Yes I also noticed cut voice prompts. It starts saying something, but the cuts of in the middle of it