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I also don't think it has to do with the Bluetooth signal either, as that connection seems to stay connected, its the wifi portion that fails.Īnyway, no improvement.
I know one of the locations has a hospital on one side of the road and a very congested cellular tower on the other. So I'm thinking there is either something cellular going on or possibly just such a strong external signal that it overwhelms the car's wifi. I know of at least 3 in my area that will do this. What I do find odd is there are certain locations when I drive by them, it will cause the connection to stutter and possibly drop. Trying different versions of Android Auto on my Samsung S20 has resulted in no changes. Some places online, like r/AndroidAuto have suggested playing with the BT version in the developer options, no change for me. So I've yet to find any sort of solution here. On such occasions, my wife's iPhone works fine with BT (I've never successfully started car play with her phone).ĭo you also think it may not be a car issue? Even in my previous Acura, the wired connection would stop working randomly (both on my previous note 8 and the current phone). Android auto does seem to have its share of bugs. I just assumed that the issue may be with the phone overheating. I've also noticed the phone to get extremely hot at these times. I've only had it on long drives, and with my phone on the wireless charger. I've had the same issue as you ( Note 20 ultra).
Wondering if its just better to use BT streaming, even with the audio quality reduction, just to avoid this. Which I've done and no noticeable improvement. I have looked around on r/AndroidAuto and basically the only advice there is to turn off battery optimization for the AndroidAuto app.
#WIRELESS ANDROID AUTO FULL#
Not sure if having the display being the actual full Android Auto (music or maps) makes a difference or not. Note that I usually leave it in iDrive mode using the iDrive map in a big frame with the music info in a small frame. AndroidAuto is version 44-release.Īpps that I've used that have experienced this: Upgraded to latest patch: Android 11, OneUI 3.1, Mapatch level. Phone is a Samsung S20 5G (regular, not ultra not plus). If the stop/crash, just have to wait for everything to resync/connect. If its the stutter, the solution seems to be to pause/stop the music for a few seconds and then resume. Randomly meaning I've had it start to happen at start up, after several minutes, or after an hour or more. Anyone got any tips and tricks to fix this?īasically at seemingly random times, the music will start to stutter or stop completely as though AA has crashed.
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