PinkFloyd
Registered Member
I've had my Genesis for about 10 days now and enjoy just about everything about it.
There's one thing, however, that irritates me every time I hit the ignition button and that's the default audio mode setting. When I get out of the car, I've usually been listening via bluetooth to one of my favorite tunes stored on my Galaxy S5 at a decent (but by no means loud) volume. When I get back into the Genesis and start her up, I'm greeted with noises from Justin Beiber or some other artist I dislike courtesy of our fine friends at Sirius/XM (which I don't ever purchase once the freebie period expires).
Of course, it takes a short while for the phone to connect to the car, so I either have to turn the volume way down or kick it over to the radio to whatever is playing there.
The last two cars I've had with bluetooth connectivity would pick up wherever it was you left off whether it be radio, BT, CD or USB thumb drive. Is there any way to get the Genesis to do likewise? If not, Is there any way to disable Sirius/XM? (I doubt it, but that would be lovely). Am I going to have to get into the habit of switching over to the radio before shutting down the car?
Thanks.
(I probably posted this in the wrong sub-forum. If the mods move it, I'll look in the "Hyundai Genesis Sedan Audio, Bluetooth, GPS and Electronics Technology" section)
There's one thing, however, that irritates me every time I hit the ignition button and that's the default audio mode setting. When I get out of the car, I've usually been listening via bluetooth to one of my favorite tunes stored on my Galaxy S5 at a decent (but by no means loud) volume. When I get back into the Genesis and start her up, I'm greeted with noises from Justin Beiber or some other artist I dislike courtesy of our fine friends at Sirius/XM (which I don't ever purchase once the freebie period expires).
Of course, it takes a short while for the phone to connect to the car, so I either have to turn the volume way down or kick it over to the radio to whatever is playing there.
The last two cars I've had with bluetooth connectivity would pick up wherever it was you left off whether it be radio, BT, CD or USB thumb drive. Is there any way to get the Genesis to do likewise? If not, Is there any way to disable Sirius/XM? (I doubt it, but that would be lovely). Am I going to have to get into the habit of switching over to the radio before shutting down the car?
Thanks.
(I probably posted this in the wrong sub-forum. If the mods move it, I'll look in the "Hyundai Genesis Sedan Audio, Bluetooth, GPS and Electronics Technology" section)
