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I fixed most of my sound problems by installing Viper4Android and using other apps to listen to music etc. My unit boot in 31s or so until is connected and fully functional, trying to get it on less time but still figuring out a few things.
Originally Posted by itscam_bam
Im interested in purchasing a new radio for my 2011 Evo X with RF I have the non touchscreen oem radio and I want to get a touchscreen.
So my question is should I get an OEM Touchscreen Radio with Nav from someone for 350 ?
Or
Should I get this Android unit because the android unit looks so much better and has much more features. But ive seen people having problems with sound cutting out or just crashing can someone with the head unit weigh in on that .
Also ive read you have to use the bluetooth for music you have to use a personal hotspot from your phone is this true? Ok last question how long does bluetooth take to connect from startup ?
I checked my unit thoroughly. I found that everything is crystal clear but the Bluetooth streaming. I'm just not sure if its a software or hardware problem. When I modified the fade setting to the rear speakers there was no sound, if I put it to the middle or the front there is sound. Now my guess is that its outputting too much power to the tweeters making it sound like its cutting off, or making a sound as if someone is balling up a sheet of paper in the background. IMO I feel like I just downgraded from having DTS, Surround sound etc =(. its a great unit with a ton of pontential, but I might send it back. It might be a nice upgrade for those of you without RF. Can anyone with a RF give us feedback?
I fixed most of my sound problems by installing Viper4Android and using other apps to listen to music etc. My unit boot in 31s or so until is connected and fully functional, trying to get it on less time but still figuring out a few things.
I checked my unit thoroughly. I found that everything is crystal clear but the Bluetooth streaming. I'm just not sure if its a software or hardware problem. When I modified the fade setting to the rear speakers there was no sound, if I put it to the middle or the front there is sound. Now my guess is that its outputting too much power to the tweeters making it sound like its cutting off, or making a sound as if someone is balling up a sheet of paper in the background. IMO I feel like I just downgraded from having DTS, Surround sound etc =(. its a great unit with a ton of pontential, but I might send it back. It might be a nice upgrade for those of you without RF. Can anyone with a RF give us feedback?
It has to be an issue with the unit. I installed mine and haven't installed any other apps on it and the sound quality is a lot better then the stock unit. I have a 2010 with rf unit. Send it back and get another one. It has a 1 year warranty
Im interested in purchasing a new radio for my 2011 Evo X with RF I have the non touchscreen oem radio and I want to get a touchscreen.
So my question is should I get an OEM Touchscreen Radio with Nav from someone for 350 ?
Or
Should I get this Android unit because the android unit looks so much better and has much more features. But ive seen people having problems with sound cutting out or just crashing can someone with the head unit weigh in on that .
Also ive read you have to use the bluetooth for music you have to use a personal hotspot from your phone is this true? Ok last question how long does bluetooth take to connect from startup ?
Buy this over the stock nav unit. Bigger screen then the nav and the nav on this unit is really good. Used it a couple times and works with no issues. I haven't installed any new apps to this and the sound quality is loads better then stock rf unit. Seems like it's the stock headunit issue with cutting bass out after like 10 seconds. Now the bass is constant the whole time and hits a lot harder. No personal hotspot just connect your phone and it's ready. Bluetooth takes almost no time at all to connect when it boots up and does it automatically every time
Has anyone installed a front camera yet on this? I got the front camera and got my installer to put it on today, however i think is may have plug it against the wrong input.
I can see it on IVIn, but not oniON Road. Will take a look and see if there is another input
I checked my unit thoroughly. I found that everything is crystal clear but the Bluetooth streaming. I'm just not sure if its a software or hardware problem. When I modified the fade setting to the rear speakers there was no sound, if I put it to the middle or the front there is sound. Now my guess is that its outputting too much power to the tweeters making it sound like its cutting off, or making a sound as if someone is balling up a sheet of paper in the background. IMO I feel like I just downgraded from having DTS, Surround sound etc =(. its a great unit with a ton of pontential, but I might send it back. It might be a nice upgrade for those of you without RF. Can anyone with a RF give us feedback?
I have similar issues with the bluetooth streaming. Bluetooth can get kind of choppy sometimes, but I have noticed that it is even more prominent if you have dual bluetooth connections running.
I resolved this by just putting all my music on a 64Gb usb stick. I dont use bluetooth unless conducting phone calls. That being said, I tried using poweramp and it just feels slow.
Feb 14, 2017, 06:42 AM
how long does bluetooth take to connect from startup ?
