[thinkxingu]

Hi!

1. Does everyone else's smartphone start playing if the volume control is adjusted? For example, if I pause my phone to get out but then turn the volume down, the music starts playing again. Any way to fix that?

2. Is there a way to set ALL volumes to be the same? I can't stand when I forget to turn down the radio volume and then, when switching back after mp3, having it blast.

Thanks!

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[JWM816]

Originally Posted by thinkxingu

Hi!

1. Does everyone else's smartphone start playing if the volume control is adjusted? For example, if I pause my phone to get out but then turn the volume down, the music starts playing again. Any way to fix that?

2. Is there a way to set ALL volumes to be the same? I can't stand when I forget to turn down the radio volume and then, when switching back after mp3, having it blast.

Thanks!

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Have not had issue #1. But all of my cars with bluetooth, as well as an aftermarket bluetooth FM transmitter, had the 2nd issue where I have to have my phone volume maxed and still have to have the stereo volume nearly maxed. Could just be my podcast app though...guess I should test out some others.

[thinkxingu]

Originally Posted by JWM816

Have not had issue #1. But all of my cars with bluetooth, as well as an aftermarket bluetooth FM transmitter, had the 2nd issue where I have to have my phone volume maxed and still have to have the stereo volume nearly maxed. Could just be my podcast app though...guess I should test out some others.

The issue with #2 is not the difference between Bluetooth, etc. volumes but that the head unit keeps different volumes for different sources. For example, if I'm at 40 for radio and switch to mp3, it might be at 15. Turning back to radio goes back to where it was left at, 40. This makes for shocks when changing sources.

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[JWM816]

Originally Posted by thinkxingu

The issue with #2 is not the difference between Bluetooth, etc. volumes but that the head unit keeps different volumes for different sources. For example, if I'm at 40 for radio and switch to mp3, it might be at 15. Turning back to radio goes back to where it was left at, 40. This makes for shocks when changing sources.

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Huh...never seen that before, but would like it so I do not have to deal with cranking up and down with my issue. I am wondering now if there is setting for it.

[edgesalon]

Originally Posted by thinkxingu

Hi!

1. Does everyone else's smartphone start playing if the volume control is adjusted? For example, if I pause my phone to get out but then turn the volume down, the music starts playing again. Any way to fix that?

2. Is there a way to set ALL volumes to be the same? I can't stand when I forget to turn down the radio volume and then, when switching back after mp3, having it blast.

Thanks!

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you can set the volume in each audio source by going to the setting icon on the top right hand side of the display you do this simply in each Audio source you can also setup all other sound effects at the same time like more bass for MP3 or less for BT. you have to do this individually in each audio source this doe not make all audio sources at the same level but if you setup right it will be allot better transition good luck