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bluetooth music issues after iOS6 update

Ok, i just updated to iOS6 today. I jump in my car to drive home, and now my radio ( pioneer svh-p3400BH) no longer shows any sont info when bluetooth streaming. I used to get artist, album, and song info. Also, when i connect it via USB, i no longer get genra infr ( pop/rock, classical, ect).



Any ideas? if this a firmware on Pioneers side, or is the blue tooth messed up in iOS6?

iPhone 4S, iOS 6

Posted on Sep 19, 2012 8:28 PM

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Sep 20, 2012 8:33 AM in response to nikB123

Is there a way to go back to 5.1.1 even after I synced my phone with 6.0 on my computer? I bought my head-unit a month ago as well. I'm EXTREMELY unhappy to say the least. I'm always defending apple when it comes to my friends and whether they should go droid or apple and honestly I'm running out of things to help my case... This is really pathetic for apple. How do they think they are not going to **** people off? Or that people would be ok with this?

Sep 20, 2012 8:49 AM in response to nikB123

Same problems since my upgrade to iOS6. Alpine head unit CDE-136BT. Album/artist/title readout doesn't work, and controls from the head unit do not either. Tried deleting the pairing from both my phone and the head unit and re-doing it. No dice.



I love "upgrading" a device just to find out I've actually downgraded.

Sep 20, 2012 9:10 AM in response to Lighty_

The problem is not Alpine or Parrot, it's Apple.


You don't have something function in a certain way for 5 years and then all of the sudden change it without giving the companies a chance to correct the changes before a release.


All I can hope is that this is an iphone 4/4s with iOS6 issue and will work on the iphone 5.


Even though that would help me, so many other people will be screwed.


Just started reviewing droids, they're actually pretty nice.

Sep 20, 2012 10:47 AM in response to RTDIII

Adding my gripes here. I have a 2012 VW Jetta with the RNS-315 nav unit in it. Upgraded to iOS6, and no longer have AVRCP or meta-data info on my stereo. I just spent SIX MONTHS in litigation with Volkswagen over a flaw with the Bluetooth in their 2012 lineups.. IT WAS JUST ******* RESOLVED MONDAY, and now it doesn't matter, because Apple has come to **** on my parade.


This BETTER be a bug that is fixable on Apple's end, or I'm done, for good.

Sep 20, 2012 10:49 AM in response to rcirillo

"So far i see on here brand wize Alpine, Clarion, Kenwood, and Pioneer.. are all these units using a Parrot Bluetooth interface? Because someone stated before that Apple was no longer working with Parrot? Im really hoping that its just a simple firmware update that Apple will release within the next week or so."


My car does not have a Parrot bluetooth interface, so that theory is thrown out.

Sep 20, 2012 10:50 AM in response to nikB123

I have a clarion deck...cost me at least a grand...if this issue is not fixed soon I am getting a droid, apple is too worried about aesthetics and doesn't give two $hits about a working product. This is the last straw. Mine does not work at all, my deck connects and I can make and receive calls, but no working audio. The audio output selector tab doesnt even appear. Apple was too busy making their music player look good, instead of making it work well. Very disappointed. My stereo cost more than an iPhone so its obvious which one is going to get replaced first.

bluetooth music issues after iOS6 update

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