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Does anyone know the max number of tracks that can be put into a playlist, or if there IS a max? I sat out one night making up lists of good tunes and got to 20, then 30, then 40, then 50 & then gave up!
Good question.
One would hope that the limit is so high that it's very unlikely to be reached. I guess you could try, and just as an experiment put like a thousand songs into one playlist.
If you do that, please don't forget to report back!
OK, just getting familiarized with playlists so excuse my dumbness...next question:
So can I burn an MP3 file to a CD then record the CD to the JUKEBOX, or do MP3s only run from USB? Tried one and it didnt work but could have been a formatting issue.
OK, just getting familiarized with playlists so excuse my dumbness...next question:
So can I burn an MP3 file to a CD then record the CD to the JUKEBOX, or do MP3s only run from USB? Tried one and it didnt work but could have been a formatting issue.
To record/rip to the Jukebox, the source CD must be an audio CD (MP3s, WAV, AAC, M4A, etc. will not work). If it is an original CD (and it's in the Gracenote DB), the song title, artist, etc. will automatically be added to the track (on the Jukebox).
If it's a composed CD (i.e., you created it from other sources) or it's a newer audio CD that's not in the Gracenote DB, you will have to complete the song title, artist, etc.
has anyone had success connecting an external large disk drive to the USB port for playing MP3s? I have a 1 Terrabyte TOSHIBA drive but when I plug it in, it says "initializing" for about 5min then "incompatible device". If I copy the same MP3s to USB sticks in smaller quantity, they play fine...what is this? I thought it was all MICROSOFT compatible or is that the problem??
Was successful in recording MP3 home made CDs to the jukebox, but they lose the song names, so a good approach might be to keep the main music database on the 1TB hard drive at home and just bring USB sticks into the truck as they retain the album and song titles on the screen.
Still wonder why the 1TB drive doesnt work when plugged into the truck??
Was successful in recording MP3 home made CDs to the jukebox, but they lose the song names, so a good approach might be to keep the main music database on the 1TB hard drive at home and just bring USB sticks into the truck as they retain the album and song titles on the screen.
Still wonder why the 1TB drive doesnt work when plugged into the truck??
I have a Toshiba Canvio in 500GB connected to my truck and it works fine other than if I exceed about 10,000 songs, I get a warning that the "Index is full, some voice commands may not work" because SYNC can't index that many songs.