What are the reasons for no sound in Tharu's Bluetooth music?
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The reasons for no sound in Tharu's Bluetooth music are as follows: Volume not turned on: Simply increase the "Media" volume, the same applies to the car navigation system. Incompatible pairing code: Some mobile phone music playback programs may have incompatible pairing codes with certain car models. It is recommended to change the Bluetooth playback frequency band for normal use. Multimedia music not enabled: Find the multimedia option on the screen, enter it, and select Bluetooth to play music. Signal interference: The media audio on the phone is not turned off, causing signal interference with the Bluetooth function. Enter the Bluetooth settings interface on the phone, turn off the media audio and keep the phone audio.
I've encountered similar issues while driving as well, like when the Bluetooth music on the Tharu has no sound. There can be quite a few reasons for this. The most common ones are that the phone and the car's Bluetooth aren't properly paired, or the signal is unstable after pairing. Sometimes, the phone's volume is turned down to the minimum or set to silent mode, or the permissions for the music player app might have been accidentally disabled. Additionally, the car's audio system might be a bit outdated; if the Bluetooth module malfunctions or the interface becomes loose, the music can cut out. If restarting both the phone and the car's infotainment system doesn't help, try deleting the pairing and reconnecting. After prolonged use of navigation or phone calls, insufficient system resources might also cause lag. It's advisable to regularly check for software updates for the car's infotainment system; the Volkswagen Tharu's software occasionally needs a patch. In short, first check the phone settings, then consider the car's factors. If simple fixes don't work, it's best to visit the 4S shop for a check-up.
This is something I often encounter. The absence of Bluetooth audio can stem from several factors. On the phone side, it could be forgetting to authorize audio output in Bluetooth settings or restricted background permissions for the music app. For the car's infotainment system, issues like poor contact in the Volkswagen Tharu's Bluetooth module or firmware bugs can cause problems—check if the sound options in the system settings are muted. Weak Bluetooth signals from the phone or nearby interference sources can also lead to frequent signal drops. Additionally, system loading conflicts during vehicle startup or hardware aging, such as issues with the audio amplifier, might result in no sound. I recommend first switching audio sources to test if the radio or USB music works normally, then focus on troubleshooting Bluetooth pairing. If needed, visit a professional shop to inspect the module.
The Touareg Bluetooth music playback has no sound, and the reasons are nothing more than a few. The phone Bluetooth may not be connected stably, or the pairing list is full and needs to be cleared. The car volume control may be turned to the lowest, so check the car audio tuning knob. The player app may lack permissions or have music file format issues causing stuttering. Hardware-wise, Bluetooth receiver failure or loose wiring harness connections are common issues. Try restarting the car's infotainment system, deleting the device, and pairing it again, which should solve most minor issues. If that doesn't work, check if the car's infotainment software version needs an update. Generally, avoid tinkering with the hardware yourself.
