2) Can someone explain the tune-it app I have been reading about in regards to android?
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It's a waste of time. It basically gives you a graphical interface to the audio settings in the head unit so you don't have to wade through the menus when you equalize the settings for different situations or types of music. It's a geek fest with little utility. You can save the settings, so that you can reload them, (nice if you disconnect the battery and erase the head unit) but you have to have a good signal on your phone or it won't work. The app locks out changing settings if the vehicle is moving, and is extremely unreliable, so it often senses movement even when there is none, and prevents any changes anyway. I personally set up my system when I installed and and have never touched it again. I'm not sure why you'd want to keep tweaking it.
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I'm Not Even Sure If U Can...I've Only Been Using It For My Music App, I've Never Tried Anything Else...Sorry Wish I Was More Help
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Seems like it will get most (but not all) tune in stations. Some exceptions are Iheart radio stations. There are some others that are blocked.
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I have a galaxy.... but yes my music plays in it. My spotify and my music i have downloaded played and it sounds GREAT!!!! I dance at work and no one knows what i am dancing too lol
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I use an auxillery wire to tune into local radio. I have a radio tuner app on my phone. The wire acts an an antenna
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As far as I can tell it displays the number of the song & how many seconds you are into the song and you can pause. You can play songs randomly, repeat a song and play an intro to each song. It doesn't display the song and there is no fast forward or reverse. You can advance to the next song or go back to the previous song.
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I creates a mini radio station, that plays whatever you plug the input wire into, which, if you wanted, could be your phone. All you have to do then is tune your car radio to the frequency the device is broadcasting at (you can select the frequency yourself).
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Yep. The tuner in this is so good, there are even hacks to enable the analog FM exclusively. Audiokarma is a good place to read about the tuner.
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It works even better with Android devices actually, because you'd be able to use the TuneIt App via Bluetooth, while iPhones must be connected via USB.
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Hey Chip, as long as you know what notes you want to tune to it shouldn't be a problem. The tuner uses the vibration through the instrument to tell you what your tuning is.
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If I recall, it can make playlists on the go. I returned mine. After being a Creative user for many years, I found this to be absolutely horrible.
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The app is just a stand alone that works whether or not you have the alarm clock and is no use with the alarm clock. I have not used mine to play music or use music as the alarm. I have looked in the past and it seems it is a basic alarm clock.
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I prefer using forScore. It's much cheaper than musicreader's desktop app that's needed for transferring music, and does the job well. The recent upgrade of the app has fixed any reservations I previously would've had about recommending it.
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From Android you can use the AV Controller App to control the system settings and use the app's player to play the devices music through the stereo. The IOS app is the same app as Android and for both devices if you just want to play the device's files then it is fine. With IOS you get Airplay, which streams just about any app's audio to the stereo. I use this a lot more because apps like Spotify or SiriusXM, so Airplay to me is a better feature than playing the device's music. If you have a rooted Android device you can buy apps that take the Android audio out and stream it in the Airplay format. I tested it for a few minutes and it worked find with Spotify for Android and the stereo. From Android you can use the AV Controller App to control the system settings and use the app's player to play the devices music through the stereo. The IOS app is the same app as Android and for both devices if you just want to play the device's files then it is fine. With IOS you get Airplay, which streams just about any app's audio to the stereo. I use this a lot more because apps like Spotify or SiriusXM, so Airplay to me is a better feature than playing the device's music. If you have a rooted Android device you can buy apps that take the Android audio out and stream it in the Airplay... » Read More From Android you can use the AV Controller App to control the system settings and use the app's player to play the devices music through the stereo. The IOS app is the same app as Android and for both devices if you just want to play the device's files then it is fine. With IOS you get Airplay, which streams just about any app's audio to the stereo. I use this a lot more because apps like Spotify or SiriusXM, so Airplay to me is a better feature than playing the device's music. If you have a rooted Android device you can buy apps that take the Android audio out and stream it in the Airplay format. I tested it for a few minutes and it worked find with Spotify for Android and the stereo. « Show Less
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Yes you just have to set up a play list in advance, or jump around your music to find what you want. I have different play lists for different activities.
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number one, read the instructions. The volume arrow is difficult to see without knowing where to look for it on the instructions page, which shows you where is the app down volume is the music and play it better at cetera. Good luck.
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Yes! You can play your songs and open other apps at the same time and it wont stop The músic.