Does the metadata from your music show on your the deck when you are connected via Bluetooth?
791017
This appears to depend on the phone and what app you're playing music from. I have a Lumia 920 and it seems to display metadata in all apps, but will only autoplay upon connecting from the phones internal memory. I tried an LG G2 and metadata does not display from Beats Music or Amazon music, but it does show up through Google music, however none of them will autoplay. With an S4, metadata works in all apps I have tried, but autoplay only works sometimes. My boyfriend has the double din version from this line and it autoplays with metadata for all apps on both the S4 and Lumia, but not on the G2. THere is a compatability list on the Pioneer website, but it appears to be useless as the info is incorrect for all devices that I have experimented with and it implies that the phones work the same across quite a few stereo models and I can tell you that this is not the case.
791018
I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and the metadata DOES shows up on the unit. The unit actually does a good job pairing and showing what is playing. There are some little hicups once in a while when initially turning the unit on to pandora, as it sometimes stalls, but if you cycle through sources it seems to fix that problem.
1495045
Yes you can when playing the radio. However if u are docked and not using pandora no the names will not display.
781471
Now that is a good question. If the unit has a keep alive capacitor or battery, it probably does hold the data. I would test it myself, except two straight devices failed to maintain the Bluetooth connection indefinitely; the connection would fail after anywhere from two minutes to ten hours. On a boat, this does not work. I sent both back. Good luck. R.
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Yes it will as long as the music player app you are using has that option. All you have to do is find the setting in the app that allows music to resume playing when bluetooth is connected. And you'll probably want it to have it pause on disconnect. depending on the app, it may have both of those options combined into one option "play/pause on bluetooth connect/disconnect".
921251
It has to be hooked up to another system, speaker, or headphones. It has no onboard speaker(s) (since it is a deck and decks do not, by definition, have their own speakers).
1803814
Usb does charge phone . & mine only shows # but im sure it shows name to.i never played with settings. It does show name of song & radio stations. Besides that its a awesome deck you wont be disappointed. Only thing that stumbled me is trying to turn off demo mode & get to my options its done by the volume its a button ! Haha.hope this helped you.
217205
No, i personally used my android phone to listen to stored music and used the pandora station through it. It has an auxillary outlet so anything through that should suffice.
1748889
Not 100% sure. I would say it would remember at least 4-5 of your Bluetooth items.
521096
You will need to be connected either by docking your device or by bluetooth. It will stop playing when you disconnect.
515405
Good deck, but a little deceiving on Bluetooth. you have to buy an external adapter for it. also i used a distortion detector and it could not go to max volume without distortion, other than that its great
1268556
It depends on your phone....most smartphones will route audio to the Bluetooth speaker when your Bluetooth is engaged.
60650
No it's not Bluetooth and music doesn't come out of it, it moves to the sounds around it
309976
Yes I have, I hit the source button and it shows up. Ive had it playing via Bluetooth.
621529
If your device is already paired with the Fidelio speaker (in settings&gt;bluetooth you should see the Fidelio speaker and should say something like "connected" on one side) you only need to push play on your favorite music app
1569681
it does not but most music player app like iTunes , VLC have it , so not an issue
1075333
Nope! Just slip it into your tape deck, plug in your music player/iPod/smart phone, and you are good to go!
1404255
Not that I have found. I keep a flash drive with the music I want to hear. Folks have reported problems plugging in smart phones, so I keep it simple.