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I am trying to figure out if this is an issue or not but with the ability to open/display and read out text messages, it can take anywhere from 30 seconds to 2 minutes to actually open and start reading/displaying the message.
I also find that every time I go to the messages page of the system it has to pull in my messages even though I get the "Call/Message History Transfer Complete" message after initially starting the car.
Is there any way to make this quicker? For reference I have a Samsung Galaxy S4 and I have the Display audio (not the Nav or ML). Is this possibly a problem with my phone or is this the typical functionality?
Yeah i have a good amount of texts in the inbox. I might try clearing that out but since the issue is more around new, incoming text messages, I am not sure that will resolve it but worth a shot.
So your saying... having inbox about empty will have a fast text reading? Interesting, I'll give it a go cause I have texts from forever and I've given up using ours. Thanks hope it works
Just recently, mine is now saying Cannot Load Message List. Everything worked just fine at first. The email part is working with no problem. I have a HTC One Max. I cleared out the inbox in my phone because I had alot of messages, still no luck. Repaired the phone again to the system, no luck. Restarted my phone, no luck. I've just about given up unless someone has another solution.
Never had any issues when I used it (HTC DNA), the voice that reads them out is never accurate and eventually I got tired of texts and calls interrupting my music so I disconnected it and only go bluetooth when I want to talk to someone.
i have an iphone, i put the notification on on my phone (bluetooth setting)... and then unpair it and check the config on the car and the iphone again... now reads fine... but its a bit slow.
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