Just took delivery last week of a 2023 GT model. Really love all the new features that my 2015 did not have(like not downshifting going down a hill with cruise on).
This vehicle has the Type B Mazda Connect system.
When playing the radio, the unit remembers that you were listening to the radio and the channel you were tuned to.
When listening to SiriusXM, it remembers that you were listening to SiriusXM and the channel you were listening to.
If you were using a USB stick to listen to music, it does not auto resume. The entertainment screen comes up and you have to choose what you want to do(FM, AM, Sirius, USB). If you choose USB, it will start right back up with the song that was playing when you shut the car off. The option to choose USB is lit, so it has looked at the USB port and found the stick. Somewhere in the car, there is something keeping track of what you were listening to on USB.
Why can't it remember that I had selected USB prior to turning the car off?
I know there were similar issues with older gen vehicles, but I would have thought this kind of thing would be fixed by now.
thanks
This vehicle has the Type B Mazda Connect system.
When playing the radio, the unit remembers that you were listening to the radio and the channel you were tuned to.
When listening to SiriusXM, it remembers that you were listening to SiriusXM and the channel you were listening to.
If you were using a USB stick to listen to music, it does not auto resume. The entertainment screen comes up and you have to choose what you want to do(FM, AM, Sirius, USB). If you choose USB, it will start right back up with the song that was playing when you shut the car off. The option to choose USB is lit, so it has looked at the USB port and found the stick. Somewhere in the car, there is something keeping track of what you were listening to on USB.
Why can't it remember that I had selected USB prior to turning the car off?
I know there were similar issues with older gen vehicles, but I would have thought this kind of thing would be fixed by now.
thanks