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Has anyone resolved the crappy call audio issue? I resolved by unplugging my phone and using bluetooth for call audio instead of Carplay.

Touch it.

Well, that was meant to be a question, not an affirmative statement. I'm shocked you got so upset. That said, a google search reveals this "Pioneer: 2014 AVIC-NEX series receiver; the Pioneer AVIC-NEX series receivers will require a firmware update (coming soon) in order to retain Ford Sync, GM OnStar, and Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep U-Connect (coming soon)." Plenty of people upgrade their radios and lose factory options. Some people just don't read the information on what they are buying, and feel like they've been slighted. The rest of your rant doesn't make sense.

Was that an advertised feature? If not, what's your point?

As an update, this issue seems to have resolved itself. I do not know if the issue was hardware or software based but very bizarre.

I wouldn't go as far as calling them liars. They probably couldn't reproduce the supposed issue. Maybe they tweaked something else and it just happened to fix it? Anyway, I am glad that pioneer is actually updating the units still. I figured once the CarPlay update was pushed, we'd becer see another. Hope they continue to improve.

Today, when I put my screen on and started up, I was greeted with a white screen. As I messed with it, it was most certainly an issue with the contact between the screen and the HU. Anyone else have this happen? Solution?

Rdio app now works with carplay.

I've suddenly been having issues connecting to Pandora since the last update. It gives an unknown error. Pain in the ass.

Turn it down, Leo. LOL. Honestly, I don't think you've given enough information to answer you, but your main issue is likely the OEM speakers.

You need to edit this post to "No calls are handled over BT."

I actually think they are - if you try and connect to the NEX with carplay on, Bluetooth will not connect. Makes me think calls are over BT. I will confirm in the morning.

Now that I've used it more, I agree, it's terribly buggy. It's crazy that they had so much time to fine tune the software, yet, it's kind-of meh.

I had 3 (lockup, reset) happen to me on the way home today - it took about 15 seconds after the lockup before the unit reset. I have also been having issues with Siri hearing/responding to my requests.

Chill out with the hysteria all the time. Everyone complained for months on end about the delay. It ends. Complaints about everything else. Love you.

No, unzips to 5000nex

What about usb?

That sucks. Time to call Pioneer.

On the way home yesterday, I used my phone with Waze and Pandora. Seemed like I had taken a step back, although I really have to thank Carplay for stopping me from jacking with the finicky AppRadio functions (since i had to turn it off). I really hope Waze makes it to Carplay.

You prob could change on iPhone.

I heard pop for the first time today also. jarred me a bit.

I only tried the voice recognition button, which worked the same as before - long press and Siri came up. I am subscribing to keep track of the info coming in.

Okay. My unit finally updated successfully, despite having to restart. This is good news for anyone else whose update fails during the process. One note - if you are using the digital AV setting, you have to update to use USB or Carplay will not function (AppRadio seemingly would)

Just wanted to let you guys know...since it was taking so long, I had to turn off car and immediately upon turning the car back on, it started updating again. Now the car is in my work garage updating - hope it doesn't get stolen!

I can tell you mine will take at least an hour at the current pace. I have a 4000. My mistake is the hdd I used (slow, old) -- but it's all I have as I have my other storage at my office.