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IOS 8 issues with my link 14' Sierra


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Hey guys, so I noticed my iPod on my iPhone 5 with iOS 8 recently added doesn't work. I Can click on a song from the heads up screen but it won't play. If I manage to get one to play, it says artist info is unknown and won't continue playing the song after. Anyone else having this issue?

 

I did have a couple episodes prior to iOS 8 which the artist info wouldn't come up to but now it's mich worse. Thanks

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Hmm......I guess I wont be updating to iOS 8 anytime soon. Sorry for your troubles man. My guess is the update caused something to no communicate well with the mylink anymore....

 

you would think GM would release a MyLink update but I doubt that will happen.

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New guy here. Got my Sierra 2 weeks ago. Anyway, I had the same things after I updated. Latest gen 32gb touch with several thousand songs. After about 1/2 hour connected to the truck everything came together - songs, playlists, album art...

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I am having problems too. Wired or through bluetooth I used to be able to use the media button to go to my phone and then it would start playing my podcasts or music right away. Now I have to go to use my phone to open the podcast app and start playing it from my phone. Also, if I then switch to some other media in my truck (like my USB) and then back to my phone, my content on my phone won't play at all and it seems to cause a problem with all media (USB, SD, Phone memory) that my truck tries to catalog. I then have to switch to the radio and then back to my media, but I still can't get my phone to play until I shut my truck down.

 

I have an iPhone 5 too btw. I think I'm going to do a total reset on my phone if Apples soon to be released 8.0.2 update doesn't fix it.

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I just read the update is having problem across the board. Apple has admitted working on a fix.

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Apple released 8.0.2...any better after updating with this fix? My iPad and iPhone 5 seem to respond better. Haven't tried Bluetooth in truck yet, but mine wasn't having BT issues before.

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Well Pandora works too but you can't switch to the next song from the steering wheel. You can switch it from the phone or from the touch button on the main screen. Above all, everything seems to be working again though for now so I'm happy.

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Ok problem is back again and worse I couldn't get anything to play. Anyone else have iOS 8.2 and issues?

 

Hey there,

 

I'm sorry this concern has returned. Have you reached out to our Infotainment Support Team about this? They'd be glad to assist you, you can contact them at 855-478-7767, seven days a week, between the hours of 8AM - 10PM EST. If any additional assistance is needed, you are also welcome to shoot us a PM here on the site.

 

Andraya

GM Customer Care

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