Right, I'm bringing this to the forums because I'm losing my mind on this issue, and I'm reaching out to see how many other people are affected, or if there's a fix.
I have a Lumia 920. It is paired to my Axxera XDMA7200 car audio deck. Previous to GDR3, I experienced the same issues others were reporting with their Bluetooth streaming: songs would not advance on shuffle, Nokia Music would freeze, and the audio quality was sub par.
I updated my phone to GDR3 on Monday, and low and behold the majority of the streaming issues have vanished: songs play one after another, and do not freeze or stop playing. HOWEVER, the audio quality is still TERRIBLE. It sounds like the files are being played in mono, at a low bitrate (sub 64kbs). They somehow sound both tinny and murky at the same time.
For reference, my audio deck supports the following Bluetooth profiles:
HFP (hands-free profile)A2DP (advanced audio distribution profile)
AVRCP (audio video remote control profile)
I have deleted my deck's profile from my phone and re-paired to no avail. I contacted Nokia support pre-GDR2 and they wanted me to wipe my phone as part of the support process, which is a no-go right now.
There doesn't seem to be a consistent answer to any question re: Bluetooth when it comes to MS/Nokia customer support, so I'm reaching out to you, the Hive Mind, to help me solve my issues, or at least drown my sorrows in your echoed complaints.
Thanks in advance,
- Mike
I have a Lumia 920. It is paired to my Axxera XDMA7200 car audio deck. Previous to GDR3, I experienced the same issues others were reporting with their Bluetooth streaming: songs would not advance on shuffle, Nokia Music would freeze, and the audio quality was sub par.
I updated my phone to GDR3 on Monday, and low and behold the majority of the streaming issues have vanished: songs play one after another, and do not freeze or stop playing. HOWEVER, the audio quality is still TERRIBLE. It sounds like the files are being played in mono, at a low bitrate (sub 64kbs). They somehow sound both tinny and murky at the same time.
For reference, my audio deck supports the following Bluetooth profiles:
HFP (hands-free profile)A2DP (advanced audio distribution profile)
AVRCP (audio video remote control profile)
I have deleted my deck's profile from my phone and re-paired to no avail. I contacted Nokia support pre-GDR2 and they wanted me to wipe my phone as part of the support process, which is a no-go right now.
There doesn't seem to be a consistent answer to any question re: Bluetooth when it comes to MS/Nokia customer support, so I'm reaching out to you, the Hive Mind, to help me solve my issues, or at least drown my sorrows in your echoed complaints.
Thanks in advance,
- Mike