MFGF
05-05-2012, 10:08 AM
So... A week into owning my C7, I have started to notice some software quirks. The biggest was on Thursday evening.
I got into the car in Reading, and tried to find the Hilton Kensington as a destination. I tried a non-google approach first, but this hotel does not appear to be a standard POI, so I popped the sim into the dashboard and tried a google search. To my delight, it found the hotel easily, and I selected it as my destination... at which point Google Earth maps crashed. I got a message telling me Google was restarting, but it never came back! I started driving anyway, but noticed my iPod wasn't playing either. I switched to Media and saw a "No playable tracks found" message. I then switched to my iPhone Bluetooth media connection and got the same message! I then decided to pop the sim out of the dashboard and reconnect my iPhone telephone Bluetooth connection (while sitting still in traffic on the M4), but it wouldn't reconnect!
I decided to try restarting the MMI (Menu/MMI knob/top right soft key), and lo and behold, everything started working again after it came back up.
Since then I have had the "no playable tracks" error from my iPod connection a couple more times, and a reboot of the MMI is needed to fix it.
My dilemma is how to demonstrate this to my dealer - it does not seem to be reproducible on a whim.
MF.
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I got into the car in Reading, and tried to find the Hilton Kensington as a destination. I tried a non-google approach first, but this hotel does not appear to be a standard POI, so I popped the sim into the dashboard and tried a google search. To my delight, it found the hotel easily, and I selected it as my destination... at which point Google Earth maps crashed. I got a message telling me Google was restarting, but it never came back! I started driving anyway, but noticed my iPod wasn't playing either. I switched to Media and saw a "No playable tracks found" message. I then switched to my iPhone Bluetooth media connection and got the same message! I then decided to pop the sim out of the dashboard and reconnect my iPhone telephone Bluetooth connection (while sitting still in traffic on the M4), but it wouldn't reconnect!
I decided to try restarting the MMI (Menu/MMI knob/top right soft key), and lo and behold, everything started working again after it came back up.
Since then I have had the "no playable tracks" error from my iPod connection a couple more times, and a reboot of the MMI is needed to fix it.
My dilemma is how to demonstrate this to my dealer - it does not seem to be reproducible on a whim.
MF.
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