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12-19-2017, 07:05 PM
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Since updating my iPod to iOS 11, it no longer functions correctly with my 2017 Q7. Mostly okay, but strange behavior. Any insights from the community, will Audi fix their interface?
12-20-2017, 02:03 AM
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How do you know it's an Audi issue or software bug? You said you changed the software on your Apple device and then started to have problems...
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12-20-2017, 09:37 AM
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iPod works fine disconnected from Audi, multiple reports issues with iPhone after upgrade on Forum, so I have assumed Audi issue. Did try factory reset of iPod, etc., to no avail. Seeing entries in MMI that don't exist, including songs/playlists, etc. Hesitates switching songs, sometimes even plays next song, but the display is frozen on previous song....
12-21-2017, 02:24 AM
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iPod works fine disconnected from Audi, multiple reports issues with iPhone after upgrade on Forum, so I have assumed Audi issue. Did try factory reset of iPod, etc., to no avail. Seeing entries in MMI that don't exist, including songs/playlists, etc. Hesitates switching songs, sometimes even plays next song, but the display is frozen on previous song....
12-21-2017, 04:46 AM
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Semantics. When either the source or the client make a change in software causing incompatibilities, the "blame" is usually shared. Is it the sole responsibility of the data provider to ensure that all hardware will be fully compatible or the hardware provider make changes to comply with the updated software? Almost always the answer is neither - they should both work together to resolve issues.
12-21-2017, 10:54 AM
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Semantics. When either the source or the client make a change in software causing incompatibilities, the "blame" is usually shared. Is it the sole responsibility of the data provider to ensure that all hardware will be fully compatible or the hardware provider make changes to comply with the updated software? Almost always the answer is neither - they should both work together to resolve issues.
12-22-2017, 05:39 PM
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iOS 11 made major changes to the software which have affected all sorts of integration products.
For example, NavTV and Naviks both have smartphone mirror hardware for cars that had to be redesigned after iOS 11. I know because I installed one of their devices about a year ago, and now it doesn't work. Lucky for me, Naviks has offered to swap my device for the newer one for free.
For example, NavTV and Naviks both have smartphone mirror hardware for cars that had to be redesigned after iOS 11. I know because I installed one of their devices about a year ago, and now it doesn't work. Lucky for me, Naviks has offered to swap my device for the newer one for free.
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