Headunit Reloaded Emulator HUR

App works well for me and developer notes are thorough. For sure works well on cable. Had a hard time sorting why phone calls wouldn't go through stereo until I toggled off the 'Enable audio sink' setting. This setting will utilize phone wired to stereo Aux. For my 98 4runner I use a Galaxy S9+ and a 2013 7" Samsung Tab 3 tablet. I purchased micro usb to usb c elbow, usb c to dual usb a, mount, and a 40W dual usb c charge power for cig lighter. Everything charges and works well. Well done app!

Used this app for about 3 years (5/2021) and suddenly it stopped working last week (4/2024). Cannot connect through USB anymore. Won't connect via WiFi. Totally useless and really frustrating. Had to do some research and switch to Autozen which isn't as aesthetically pleasing but at least it works.

snappy little piece of software! i use it on an 8" samsung tablet with sim slot. i have a 3-year old audi that is a real challenge to get any kind of google assisted android auto type setup on the screen without changing the entire mmi system (prohibitive cost-wise and a big project at the least), so i opted for using a small tab loaded with HUR in self mode. this allows me to view the same interface of recent version AA as on a car headunit. pretty much all features work very well, and the screen looks great. the exception is whatsapp and sms, which can be tweaked to work with a step or two more than just the usual "hey google, send a msg..." and can work a bit erratically. i also experience some cut off of google maps directions if i'm listening to a radio app at the same time. for example , instead of "turn right in 1000 ft.," i might only hear "...1000 ft." my other issue is that it is both long and tedious both to launch and to close. i haven't figured out if i can use IFTTT or automode to get it up and running. to close the apps (HUR and AA) i have to force close or reboot the tab. in general, though, i find HUR fun and very helpful. i've gotten so used to Android Auto that it's a drag not to have it, and Headunit Reloaded is the next best thing. Kudos to Emil!