I have a Pixel 2. When connected to my car's bluetooth (for media and phone), and I have the Pixel 2 as my audio source everything is great. I can hear music from my phone, audio from Google Assistant, Maps, and any other audio that is being played on it. (Let's ignore Phone Calls, because that is a different function and works fine).
However, if I select another audio source on my car radio (XM, FM, etc) I will not be able to hear any audio coming from my phone. I will not hear Google Assistant Prompts or notifications over my car stereo OR via the phone's internal speaker. The only exception is that I can change a setting in Google Maps to NOT play sound over Bluetooth - which forces it to go through the phone speaker all the time. Which is a fine solution, but it's only for Maps. I still need Google Assistant to come through the phone's speaker, but I can not find a setting (like in Maps) anywhere for either Google Assistant or just audio output in general. Am I missing something? Is there a setting somewhere in Google Assistant or Android Oreo somewhere that I can make this happen? Or is this some weird incompatibility with Pixel 2 (or Oreo) where it doesn't realize that it isn't the currently selected audio source on my car stereo? If it matters, my car is a 2013 Nissan Pathfinder Platinum.
Hopefully someone can help me because it's driving me nuts!
Thanks!
However, if I select another audio source on my car radio (XM, FM, etc) I will not be able to hear any audio coming from my phone. I will not hear Google Assistant Prompts or notifications over my car stereo OR via the phone's internal speaker. The only exception is that I can change a setting in Google Maps to NOT play sound over Bluetooth - which forces it to go through the phone speaker all the time. Which is a fine solution, but it's only for Maps. I still need Google Assistant to come through the phone's speaker, but I can not find a setting (like in Maps) anywhere for either Google Assistant or just audio output in general. Am I missing something? Is there a setting somewhere in Google Assistant or Android Oreo somewhere that I can make this happen? Or is this some weird incompatibility with Pixel 2 (or Oreo) where it doesn't realize that it isn't the currently selected audio source on my car stereo? If it matters, my car is a 2013 Nissan Pathfinder Platinum.
Hopefully someone can help me because it's driving me nuts!
Thanks!