What is the reason why the music doesn't play after connecting to the car Bluetooth?
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There are several reasons why the music doesn't play after connecting to the car Bluetooth: The main reason is that after connecting to Bluetooth, the audio source is not switched to Bluetooth, resulting in no sound during music playback. This is a common oversight for many car owners. After connecting to Bluetooth, it is essential to select Bluetooth as the audio source; only then will there be sound when playing music. Bluetooth is an important feature in cars. With Bluetooth, you can connect your phone and play music from it. It also allows you to make and receive calls using the car's system, enhancing safety while driving. After connecting to Bluetooth, the distance between the phone and the car should not be too far, otherwise the Bluetooth connection may automatically disconnect.
When I encounter the issue of no sound after connecting to the car's Bluetooth, I usually check the phone settings first, as I sometimes forget to set the audio output to the car's Bluetooth, which can be seen in the Bluetooth options in iPhone settings. The phone or car speakers being muted or the volume being too low can also cause no sound, especially when the volume slider in a music app is accidentally moved. Another common issue is unstable Bluetooth connection; if the signal is weak or there's interference, the music may cut in and out. Restarting the phone and the car's system usually resolves this. Hardware issues, such as a faulty Bluetooth module in the car, could also be the cause, but I recommend keeping the software updated to minimize bugs. Finally, if all methods have been tried and there's still no sound, it might be a compatibility issue. For example, my friend's car only recognizes specific phone models, so checking the manual or online user forums for solutions is necessary.
