In-car music player with YouTube search, song queue and synced playback for ESX, QBCore and standalone
Turn every vehicle on your server into a rolling sound system. This carplay script drops a sleek, phone-style media player into the car dashboard so drivers and passengers can search for music, build a queue and keep the session going while they cruise Los Santos together.
A carplay script built around music
- Search songs directly from the in-car interface and start playback in seconds.
- Paste YouTube links to play exactly the track or mix you want.
- Queue system: line up songs so the playlist keeps rolling on long drives.
- Playback keeps running seamlessly while driving — no cutouts when you change seats or speed off.
Synced for everyone in the car
- Audio is network-synced, so every passenger hears the same track at the same moment.
- Volume falls off naturally with distance, keeping street ambience believable for bystanders.
- Perfect for cruise meets, taxi RP, and gang convoys where shared music sells the scene.
Performance and setup
- Idles at 0.00 ms and stays extremely light even while the interact zone is active.
- Drag-and-drop installation: add the resource, ensure it in your server.cfg and restart.
- Standalone core that runs on ESX, QBCore and vanilla servers without extra bridges.
- Clean, modern UI that fits any serious roleplay server aesthetic.
Why your players will love it
Music is one of the fastest ways to make a city feel alive. A carplay script gives your players a reason to hang out in their vehicles, show off their taste and turn an ordinary drive into a moment. It is a small addition with an outsized effect on immersion — and because it is fully open source, you can restyle the player to match your server brand. Browse more vehicle scripts in the store to complete your garage experience.
Setup takes minutes: upload the resource, ensure it in your server.cfg and restart — the carplay interface appears in every drivable vehicle automatically. Because the codebase is open, you can rename the app, restrict it to radio-equipped cars only, or hook it into your phone system. It ships with sensible defaults, so even a fresh QBCore or ESX city can go live with it tonight.
