jeroen_jonkmans

I set the audio to rear only, which seem to be in balance on both sides. Audio quality is low however. Might need to check the wiring then. Any idea where I need to look or check?

MST2 EU SK ZR PO480T This was the update file and I remember it was amundsun

Ah I did an update and It was Amundsen I recall

How or where do I check this?

Hi, No presence of such name on the speakers, I am pretty sure they are the standard speakers. Kind regards

Hi everyone, I'm experiencing a strange issue with the infotainment system in my Skoda Octavia 3 (2018), and I'm hoping someone here can help or has encountered something similar. The problem concerns the audio quality, and here’s what I’ve observed: 1. When listening to the radio, I get decent, full audio from the left speakers, but on the right side, the sound is extremely tinny, with no bass at all, and it's barely audible. 2. When connecting a smartphone via USB-C: With my own phone, I get the same issue as with the radio: good sound on the left, poor/tinny on the right. When my girlfriend connects her phone, almost all sound disappears from the left, and only the same poor-quality audio comes from the right speakers. We’ve: Updated the infotainment system to the latest version. Tried several different USB-C cables. Checked and adjusted the equalizer settings, but nothing changes the audio output. Has anyone had a similar issue or knows what might be causing this? Could it be a wiring problem, speaker failure, or something software-related? Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions! Jeroen

That's a great idea! How did I never thought of that!

I too am looking for this file. I unfortunately don't have the rights to send PM's since I need 20 content items on this forum. Would anyone would be able to send it to me? MST2_EU_SK_ZR_P0480T Thanks in advance

Sorry for jumping on this thread. I just bought a ocatvia 1.0 and got a warning from a mechanic saying it won't last me long... Telling me that I should sell it after it hits 120.000 miles (200.000km's) to prevent expensive repairs. Is it true that these engines are know for early wear and tear?