How to play music via USB in Trumpchi GS4?

[CarsonMarie]

To play music via USB in Trumpchi GS4: First locate the car audio USB interface in the glove box, then connect your phone to the car audio using a USB cable to play songs. All operations for the GS4 USB can be completed through the 12.3-inch multimedia touchscreen. The system kernel was jointly developed by GAC and Tencent. This GT2.0 system enables various third-party internet functions through vehicle connectivity, making usage more convenient. The Trumpchi GS4 is equipped with a high-power version of the 1.5T turbocharged engine, delivering a maximum power of 169 horsepower and peak torque of 265 Nm, paired with an Aisin 6AT transmission.

[ParkerMarie]

When driving my Trumpchi GS4, I often use USB to play music, which is quite convenient. First, prepare a USB flash drive with MP3 or WMA format music files stored on it. The USB drive must be formatted as FAT32—avoid exFAT as it may not be recognized. Insert it into the USB port on the center console. After starting the vehicle, press the 'Media Source' or 'Source' button on the center screen and select the USB option to view the song list. Swipe up or down on the touchscreen to browse folders, then tap the play button for the song you want to listen to. If it doesn’t respond on the first try, reinsert the USB or reformat the drive. Keep the volume at a moderate level while driving, and avoid frequently operating the screen to prevent distractions. If you encounter lag, check for file corruption or an aging USB drive. Personally, I find USB playback much more stable than Bluetooth, with better sound quality.

[VonReid]

When driving the Trumpchi GS4 for family outings, I often use a USB to play music for relaxation. The operation is straightforward: use a regular USB drive with familiar songs in MP3 format. Insert it into the car's front USB port, start the engine, press the 'Media' button on the center console, and switch to USB mode. The screen will display song names; simply swipe to select a song and press play—it’s very user-friendly. Safety comes first, so avoid operating while driving; it’s best to switch songs when parked. The USB port is near the glove box; ensure it’s securely connected. If the drive isn’t recognized, it might be due to too many files or incompatible formats—back up the contents and try again. Regularly clean up junk files on the drive to maintain smooth operation.

[DiElena]

Playing music via USB in the Trumpchi GS4 is straightforward. First, ensure the USB drive is formatted as FAT32 and contains playable music files like MP3. Insert it into the car's front USB port, start the vehicle, press the media button on the center console to select the USB source, then swipe the screen to choose songs and tap play. Key points: Check the drive's health to avoid malfunctions, and organize files into folders if there are too many. If issues arise, try switching ports or reinserting the drive. Volume can be adjusted conveniently using the center console knob.

[OMiranda]

I love using the USB function in my Trumpchi GS4 for listening to music while driving. The steps are straightforward: plug the USB drive into the front car interface, press the media icon on the screen after starting the car to select USB mode, then scroll through the playlist to play. It's recommended to keep the playlist concise and not too full, and format the drive regularly to maintain FAT32. If playback fails, try reinserting the drive or using a different one. Don't forget to adjust the volume button to a comfortable level during playback. Personally, I find USB the most reliable, more stable than wireless connections.

[LorenzoLee]

The USB music playback feature in the Trumpchi GS4 is very practical. After inserting the USB drive, start the vehicle and select the USB as the media source on the central control screen. Ensure the drive is correctly formatted and the files are compatible. For safety, avoid selecting songs while driving. Additionally, regular maintenance of the USB drive can extend its lifespan. Other methods like Bluetooth are also good supplementary options for music playback.