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I searched and didn't come up with anything on this. Its not really a problem more so just an observation so I figured sticking it in the general section was appropriate

 

. Anyone else notice if you stream Pandora and shut off the vehicle and then get back in once the bluetooth comes back on line the first song is at a reduced volume? The next song that comes up will be at normal volume. Sometimes mine also doesn't play the commercials (free Pandora app) not that I am complaining about no commercial but the 30 seconds to a minute of silence is odd. I am running a Galaxy S4 anyone else notice this? Not complaining being able to stream my favorite music is pretty darn cool.

 

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Plug the phone in its even better, you can like and dislike on you screen, among other things.

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Mine does the low volume thing too. Have the paid version so don't know about the ads. Have a Samsung galaxy S4 on Verizon. I can like/dislike, browse stations with bluetooth connection.

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Mine does the low volume thing too. Have the paid version so don't know about the ads. Have a Samsung galaxy S4 on Verizon. I can like/dislike, browse stations with bluetooth connection.

Yeah must be an S4 thing. I am on Sprint though. I can also like/dislike and browse on the screen over blutooth. The bluetooth voice commands for the phone are flaky but that may be a user problem. My wife and brother that I work with say I mumble. Speech to text is interesting sometimes so their complaints may have merit LOL

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There is a setting in the radio menus that has "maximum start-up volume" you can adjust it up or down so you don't blow your speakers out on start up if you left it on really loud.

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Must be the differents between Bose and the other radio to get all Pandora functions on wifi, not going to complain, small detail. No troubles with the volume, these trucks have character. Yea that's it.

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Must be the differents between Bose and the other radio to get all Pandora functions on wifi, not going to complain, small detail. No troubles with the volume, these trucks have character. Yea that's it.

 

Yeah I should clarify mine is the base LTZ radio, No Bose No Nav, bench seat (No console/subwoofer)

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I have Pandora also and yes the low volume at the beginning is a little annoying! heres my question! Everytime i get in my truck my bluetooth links and if the radio is on, it always automatically goes to streaming pandora! Can i stop it from doing that!? i looked for a setting on my phone (note3) and on 14 Sierra screen. kinda annoying. Thanks for the help!

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Everytime i get in my truck my bluetooth links and if the radio is on, it always automatically goes to streaming pandora!

 

Mine does something similar. Everytime I hit the meda button it automatically fires up the itunes music player even if that app was closed and pandora or the podcast app was open. I think it might be an issue with my phone rather than the truck's bluetooth/radio system. I seem to remember having a similar problem with the phone with another stero system I was using it with.

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Your radio and phone is going to go to the last option you picked, same as any old set up in the past.

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Your radio and phone is going to go to the last option you picked, same as any old set up in the past.

 

that's what mine does. it won't even make available the Pandora favorites until I hit the Pandora button again if it wasn't what was playing when I turned the car off. Hitting the Pandora button boots it up on the phone then. I have a Nexus 5.

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that's what mine does. it won't even make available the Pandora favorites until I hit the Pandora button again if it wasn't what was playing when I turned the car off. Hitting the Pandora button boots it up on the phone then. I have a Nexus 5.

I have the latest I phone with Pandora and some of my I tunes on it about 2500 tunes. If I shut off the truck and don't change anything its picks up where it left off when I fire back up. Most of the time I shut off the radio, turn off the Pandora on the phone and start fresh in the AM. Lately I have been glued to nascar radio on XM, awaiting updates on the Tony Stewart story.
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denali picks up wherever i left off. if i was on pandora then it starts there, if i was on fm, it starts there.

 

no one plugs their phone into the radio anymore, this isn't 2007. you have more features via bluetooth that you do via 3.5mm stereo.

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denali picks up wherever i left off. if i was on pandora then it starts there, if i was on fm, it starts there.

 

no one plugs their phone into the radio anymore, this isn't 2007. you have more features via bluetooth that you do via 3.5mm stereo.

Not really, if you plug in to the USB with Pandora you can use the icons on the screen, like with your computer.

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