Canonite
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I linked my phone to my new 2016 Civic EX during my test drive. At that time I didn't have any music on my new Galaxy S6. Bluetooth audio found one song, "Over the Horizon", which is some sort of stock Samsung tune that came on the phone.
A few days ago I added 55 songs to my phone, to see if there was more voice control with a BT music library than there is with a USB library (I've been vocal on here in other threads about my dissatisfaction with the lack of USB audio library control).
After I added all the music and I selected Bluetooth, the car still only showed the one song. So I figured maybe I put the MP3 files in the wrong folder on the phone.
So I hooked my phone up to my computer and found where "Over the Horizon" was and moved all the music into that same folder.
The first time I tried, it still only saw the one song. Then later it saw the rest of my songs, but unfortunately all the music search options were grayed out. Then the next two times I got in the car it was back to only showing the one single stock Samsung tune... any ideas why the stereo doesn't see any of the music on my phone? Could it be that it doesn't see it because there was no music on it when I first connected the phone?
By the way, Android Auto plays my music library just fine. I just don't like to plug the phone in.
So far I give the new Civic's infotainment system a D-.
A few days ago I added 55 songs to my phone, to see if there was more voice control with a BT music library than there is with a USB library (I've been vocal on here in other threads about my dissatisfaction with the lack of USB audio library control).
After I added all the music and I selected Bluetooth, the car still only showed the one song. So I figured maybe I put the MP3 files in the wrong folder on the phone.
So I hooked my phone up to my computer and found where "Over the Horizon" was and moved all the music into that same folder.
The first time I tried, it still only saw the one song. Then later it saw the rest of my songs, but unfortunately all the music search options were grayed out. Then the next two times I got in the car it was back to only showing the one single stock Samsung tune... any ideas why the stereo doesn't see any of the music on my phone? Could it be that it doesn't see it because there was no music on it when I first connected the phone?
By the way, Android Auto plays my music library just fine. I just don't like to plug the phone in.
So far I give the new Civic's infotainment system a D-.
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