My Apple Music cuts out on Bluetooth and CarPlay. On car play(wired) everything else is there,like maps, but my sound/Apple Music starts playing on my phone and not on the car. When on Bluetooth,it turns itself down like I just got a notification, but I never receive one. Any suggestions? I have restarted my phone,used different cords, checked my CarPlay setting, basically everything google has suggested!
iPhone 14 Plus
Hi ariell26,
As wired CarPlay and wireless Bluetooth are different connections, it seems you're describing two unrelated concerns.
Regarding the behavior with Bluetooth, that sounds like what is described in Headphone notifications on your iPhone, iPod touch, or Apple Watch:
"After receiving a notification, the next time you plug in your headphones or connect them via Bluetooth, your volume will be automatically set to a lower level. You can still turn your volume back up if you choose."
If you live in an area where this feature can be disabled (it is not possible in all locations), then try the following including the Reduce Loud Sounds setting:
"Turn headphone notifications on or off
You can also turn on Reduce Loud Sounds to automatically lower your headphone volume when it exceeds your set decibel level."
Regarding CarPlay, the page If you need help with CarPlay offers the best steps:
2.If CarPlay doesn't activate automatically, look for the CarPlay logo on your car's display and select it.
3.Restart your iPhone and your car.
5.If your iPhone isn't detected by CarPlay, make sure that CarPlay isn't restricted. Go to Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions. If Content & Privacy Restrictions is on, tap Allowed Apps, and make sure that CarPlay is enabled.
6.Go to Settings > General > CarPlay, tap your car, then tap Forget This Car. Then set up CarPlay again.
7. Make sure that your CarPlay stereo is using the latest firmware from the car manufacturer. Check your car's manual for more information.
If you still have issues connecting to CarPlay, contact Apple Support."
Regards.
Hi ariell26,
As wired CarPlay and wireless Bluetooth are different connections, it seems you're describing two unrelated concerns.
Regarding the behavior with Bluetooth, that sounds like what is described in Headphone notifications on your iPhone, iPod touch, or Apple Watch:
"After receiving a notification, the next time you plug in your headphones or connect them via Bluetooth, your volume will be automatically set to a lower level. You can still turn your volume back up if you choose."
If you live in an area where this feature can be disabled (it is not possible in all locations), then try the following including the Reduce Loud Sounds setting:
"Turn headphone notifications on or off
You can also turn on Reduce Loud Sounds to automatically lower your headphone volume when it exceeds your set decibel level."
Regarding CarPlay, the page If you need help with CarPlay offers the best steps:
2.If CarPlay doesn't activate automatically, look for the CarPlay logo on your car's display and select it.
3.Restart your iPhone and your car.
5.If your iPhone isn't detected by CarPlay, make sure that CarPlay isn't restricted. Go to Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions. If Content & Privacy Restrictions is on, tap Allowed Apps, and make sure that CarPlay is enabled.
6.Go to Settings > General > CarPlay, tap your car, then tap Forget This Car. Then set up CarPlay again.
7. Make sure that your CarPlay stereo is using the latest firmware from the car manufacturer. Check your car's manual for more information.
If you still have issues connecting to CarPlay, contact Apple Support."
Regards.
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