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anyone use a USB stick into a car stereo?
« on: June 14, 2007, 01:36:01 PM »
Hey! I recently bought a new CD player for my car stereo. It as SD and USB inputs. I didn't plan to use them but then saw a USB 2gig stick for $20 this week at Best Buy. Bought it. I am wondering how to organize the music on them? I misplaced the manual for the stereo so I thought I would post here while I look. Anyone ever do this? It would be a good way to listen to reference mixes with much ease. Direct digital!

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Re: anyone use a USB stick into a car stereo?
« Reply #1 on: June 14, 2007, 01:46:28 PM »
Whats the make/model of the stereo... any info on the mfg. web site?
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Re: anyone use a USB stick into a car stereo?
« Reply #2 on: June 14, 2007, 01:59:33 PM »
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After I posted it dawned on me to look for a PDF. Found one. Basically said that it will go from folder to folder or file to file. I don't think it will look at metadata to determine what the track order is. That would be awesome. I guess you would have to edit the file names to add "d1t1, d1t2, etc" for the proper playback order. I'll test it out. It displays metadata but not enough letters at a time. It scrolls through the info but I wish it could display more data at once. That would be sweet. Still really convenient for small amount of music. Hook up an external USB drive and you would crash looking for a specific recording on this one.

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Re: anyone use a USB stick into a car stereo?
« Reply #3 on: June 14, 2007, 03:57:15 PM »
that's awesome.  I was wondering if and when something like this would ever happen.  I think you're right about the metadata - it would have to build a database in order to play the files in the right way, and I doubt it has that capability.  Still very cool though.  FWIW, the prog mp3tag (free) will do mass renames that follow the format [tracknum] - [tracktitle].  Would work nicely for your needs, I reckon.
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Re: anyone use a USB stick into a car stereo?
« Reply #4 on: June 15, 2007, 07:25:17 PM »
I have a Kenwood MP3 CD Player that has a USB input and works in the same manner. Here's how I organize my tracks:

/Bandname - Album title (or Date Venue)/01- track1title.mp3
/Bandname - Album title (or Date Venue)/02- track2title.mp3
/Bandname - Album title (or Date Venue)/03- track3title.mp3
/Bandname - Album title (or Date Venue)/04- track4title.mp3
/Bandname - Album title (or Date Venue)/05- track5title.mp3

etc.

Make sure you use the leading zero on the track number, else it will play 1,10,11,12...

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