Audi Music Interface, iOS 6 and iTunes Match
Hello,
I have trouble finding out which songs are shown on on the Audi Music Interface when iTunes Match is being used.
The phone has been restored from backup, and previously did not use iTunes Match, so most of the songs that are shown in my Menu appear to be songs that I had synced beafore iTunes Match.
Also, all songs I buy with the phone appear in the car menu.
However, when I download a song manually, either by playing or by selecting to download the whole album, the song does not appear in the car menu
Can anyone help to resolve this riddle? Is this Apple's issue, or Audi's ?
I have the same problem with my Hyundai Sonata. If I try the wired connection (which then charges my phone too), only the songs downloaded to my phone appear in my music menu on the nav screen. However, I have found that if I just plug my iphone into the standard charger and then wirelessly stream from my match account, it works great. The only difference is that I have to use the phone to control the music menu, not the nav screen in the car. I don't know if your car has the ability to stream music, but if so give that a try.
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