I have a 11 Lite 5G (first gen) and it connects to most Bluetooth devices automatically, just not with my car (Skoda Octavia mk4 2020 with Columbus). I always have to enable the Bluetooth manually. That is a pain ita. I had the same problem with Realme and Poco. Does anyone have a solution. Firmware MIU Global 13.0.7. stabile
The two connectors on the cars wiring harness were physically compatible with the aftermarket stereo ISO connector block but that's where the simple things ended. After connecting the stereo it would not keep it's station memory, every time the ignition was switched off the stereo would loose it's memory. Guess this was because no permanentOnce music is playing from the phone and the Skoda_BT is selected on the phone as the output, the button on the Bolero lights up green and is selectable. Click it and the music comes through straight away. That's right. You need to make sure it is connected in the BT audio setup section then press play on the phone.
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In this video, it is shown how to add a Bluetooth adapter to the factory/original radio of a Skoda Octavia mk2 Stream or Audience MP3 Radio. This is non of tThis has the Bolero audio unit. Within its set up there is an option to turn Bluetooth on (for audio not phone). Does this work on a standard Bolero or is it for use when some optional Bluetooth unit has been added. The reason for asking is that I can find no other reference to how to use it anywhere in the manual like how you might stream
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