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USB Stick Audio - Files and Limitations??

Discussion in 'Prime Audio, Electronics, and Infotainment' started by bb4srv, Mar 16, 2018.

  1. bb4srv

    bb4srv Active Member

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    Does anybody know the USB Audio (USB Stick audio file) limitations??

    The only reference available from the manual is the system can only read 8 folder level deep and supported file formats.

    There's no documentation on the number of files in a folder, number of folders, size of each file, etc.?

    Any ideas?
     
    #1 bb4srv, Mar 16, 2018
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    Mark57 2021 Tesla Model 3 LR AWD

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    The 2017 USA NAV manual, p 122

    FAT 16/32
    max 9,999 folders
    max 9,999 files
    max 255 files per folder

    MP3 / WMA / AAC
     
    #2 Mark57, Mar 17, 2018
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    ahhhh missed it. TY
     
    #3 bb4srv, Mar 17, 2018
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    Ouch - no wonder I'm struggling to get a decent selection of music recognised. Only 255 files in each directory? Perhaps I can re-work my fidsift to work within that... And the European Navi manual says only 3,000 directories (page 61), not 9,999.

    Does anybody else find that it re-orders playlists? Yes, I've double-checked that I'm in "normal play order" and not a shuffle, but it seems that my playlists still play in the wrong order. It may be in "first added" order - my suspicion is that it uses playlists as some sort of filter instead of an actual list of tracks to play, but I'm still investigating.
     
    #4 tms13, Mar 19, 2018
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