I changed the settings to make it tolerable but I found the AUX input to be better in my circumstance. The audio does output thru AUX, there is a CarPlay box from Mr12Volt that sends audio through MOST (only product in the market that supports this afaik) but many, including myself, report a lack of bass for a product that promises CD-like quality. Many are happy with this, and it's the most cost effective way to modernize the infotainment. Bimmertech sells this for $700 but you can pick up an Aliexpress/Andream unit for $250 and it's the same product/quality.
It uses the OEM screen and provides CarPlay/Android Auto/Bluetooth/Screen Mirroring. The MMI box is a solid option, no need to replace the screen.
You guys said that it's because the new headunit screen is a different resolution then the stock one? Or did you mean aspect ratio? If it's the resolution issue, then what is the OEM res? I don't think any of the aftermarket ones match that since it's a dated system. But if the OEM iDrive screen is messed up then that's not gonna be good. If it's as easy as adjusting the aspect ratio then that's fine. That's how it was for the andream mmi CarPlay units at least, and I think a few of the screen replacement units.ĭamn I'm pretty torn now. I believe there are settings within the Android OS part that will adjust the screen ratio for the OEM screen, the setting just needs to be changed on some models. Oem menu works as oem with same resolutionīack up camera plug n play with guiding lines.Īpply play resolution looks as oem as cars that had it from the factory. Dx11 says the oem idrive menu is messed up because the display screen is not centered in the video and it has that useless second display on the right.
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