Hyundai is offering free Apple CarPlay and Android Auto upgrades for current customers. The software can be downloaded to a flash drive and uploaded to your 2015 Sonata with nav or Genesis with. Android Auto Android Auto is an infrastructure developed by Google to allow an Android device running the Android Auto mobile app to provide a customized user interface when used in a vehicle, most commonly by having it connected to an Android Auto-enabled head unit in the vehicle. Please note: This firmware just suit for Belsee Android head unit, doesn't for other.If your car stereo doesn't buy it from belsee and still update it, and caused the problem like radio is dead, we will not take any responsibility.

- By giving its vehicles a range of smart connectivity features, Hyundai has reacted to modern customers' needs – which of course involves everyone’s favourite in-car activity: listening to music.

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The latest Hyundai models now boast Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, meaning you can bring your entire music library along for the drive and stream millions of tracks from your favourite apps - no need for AUX cables any more.

You can also stream music from your smartphone wirelessly via Bluetooth, or play it from a USB flash drive. Here’s how.

Android Auto

Playing music from your smartphone in a Hyundai car that is equipped with Android Auto is easy to learn and impressively convenient. To start, simply connect your Android phone to your car’s USB port using the USB charging cable.

When you are connecting for the first time, refer to your phone’s user manual for instructions on how to connect it using Android Auto, as this may vary from model to model.

In the Android Auto home screen that appears on your car’s infotainment system once connected, press the headphone icon in the bottom menu bar. A smaller arrow icon will then appear next to it; press on this to bring up a choice of apps – such as Google Play Music and Spotify – through which you can play or stream music.

You can also play music through Android Auto totally hands-free. Simply press the voice recognition button on the car’s steering wheel and say “Play…” followed by either the name of the artist you want to listen to or the name of the song you want to hear.

Apple CarPlay

For those Hyundai cars that offer Apple CarPlay, listening to music from your iPhone is every bit as effortless as Android Auto. First, use the Apple USB charging cable that came with your iPhone to connect it to your car’s USB port.

When you are connecting for the first time, refer to your iPhone’s user manual for instructions on how to connect it using Apple CarPlay.

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From the Apple CarPlay home screen that then appears in your car’s infotainment system, select the ‘Music’ app to access the entire library you have stored on your iPhone, and search through it by artist, album, genre, playlist and song. Alternatively, you can select apps like Spotify and Tidal to stream music from.

Playing music with Apple CarPlay can also be done completely hands-free. Activate Siri by pressing your car’s voice recognition button and saying “Play…” followed by either the name of the artist you want to listen to or the name of the song you want to hear.

Streaming via Bluetooth®

Before setting off on a drive, pair your smartphone with your Hyundai via Bluetooth. Follow the instructions in both your phone and your Hyundai’s user manuals to do so.

Once paired, press your car’s ‘Media’ button, then select ‘Bluetooth Audio’ in the list of options that appear in your car’s infotainment screen. Then use the infotainment screen to locate the music or playlist you want to listen to and press play. If you don’t hear any sound, check the volume on your smartphone and on your Hyundai’s infotainment system, as one or both could be set to zero.

Playing from USB flash drive

Another incredibly easy way to play music in your Hyundai is with a USB flash drive. Simply insert in into the USB port and press the ‘Media’ button, then select ‘USB Music’ from the list of options that appears in your car’s infotainment system.

Music files you’ve saved on the USB flash drive will now appear on the infotainment screen, allowing to select which one you want to play. If your music is in folders, you will need to select the folder first, then the song.

When a compatible music file has been chosen, your infotainment system will display an interface that shows the artist, song and album information. You can also play, pause, skip forwards/backwards, repeat and shuffle your music using this interface.

Play Youtube Video on Android Auto using this app

29th Dec 2017 : v1.0 released

29th Dec 2017 : v1.0.1 released to fix install errors on Android API level < 21

30th Dec 2017 : v1.0.2 released with safety disabled. Safety was showing blank screen when fullscreen. Controller support for nontouch screen still pending.

30th Dec 2017 : v1.1.0 Controller support for non touch devices done. Includes fullscreen and back nav support as well.

1st Jan 2018 : v1.1.1 Fix for app not installed on Marshmallow and lower Android phones. Install this version if you face “App not installed” error

1st Jan 2018 : v1.1.2 Stability fixes and support to resume video if was playing before app was minimized.

2nd Jan 2018 : v1.1.3 Ability to open any website via “Google search” option. Also send any custom url from the phone app. The car app remembers the last url visited and loads it automatically.

2nd Jan 2018 : v1.2.0 Speech to text for youtube searches. Minor fix to controller inputs.

2nd Jan 2018 : v1.2.1 Possible first fix for audio volume not controllable.

3rd Jan 2018 : v1.2.2 Full screen videos can be toggled more easily due to floating toolbar. Speech recognising view not hiding bug fixed. Its clickable just in case it doesnt hide. Progressbar to show page load progress.

3rd Jan 2018 : v1.2.3 Possible second fix for audio volume not controllable on some cars

5th Jan 2018 : v1.2.4 Fixed black screen which appears sometimes. Possible third fix for volume control in some systems.

6th Jan 2018 : v1.3.0Night mode support for Youtube added. Switch on your headlights to see the magic.

9th Jan 2018 : v1.3.1 Full screen mode now persists across videos. No need to switch fullscreen mode for each video on a playlist. It also stays on across app launches. You also should see a slight page speed boost.

9th Jan 2018: v1.3.2 Initial implementation of playing local offline videos/music/images. To enable, open phone app, grant “external storage” permission, then long press on the home icon (to the right of back button) on the car to open the SDcard folders. Now you can select a file and play it fullscreen. (Demo)

12th Jan 2018: v1.4.0 Now you should be able to use steering mounted controls (for next and previous video). This update also allows a “somewhat” background playback which allows you to listen to the audio without the video, but the catch is that you have to select the video first using the UI and then switch to background mode. This update should fix any volume control issues you have been facing in the past. (Watch the Demo)

12th Jan 2018: v1.4.1 If you have crashed when accessing youtube purchased videos, this build will fix it.

13th Jan 2018: v1.4.2