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Yes, they fix a bug every few years and introduce a bug every 6 months.BTW before anyone gets too excited and wants to praise the skills of Tesla software engineers for (finally) fixing a USB bug, you should know that the USB resume bug still persists in 2021.40 …
Mines kind of random. I made about 10 short (< 5 mi) trips over the week and did not move off a track. About 20% of the time it seemed to resume to that track, but not in any predictable order.I can confirm album art is back, but still no Recents support. Maybe another few years?
Nope. The system just won't play high-res audio files, no matter how many or how few.MCU1 has less RAM that MCU2 and later. What you're seeing are side effects of memory management (the MCU trying to juggle the data that needs to be kept in memory).
Reducing the number of songs may help.
I can confirm that FLAC files played fine in our (now sold) MCU1, 2015 S 70D.Nope. The system just won't play high-res audio files, no matter how many or how few.
And the sad fact is that the system used to work until a software "update" broke this feature.
Yes, but it would be nice if they played now. And sadly, they don't - at least, not on either of the two Model S cars we own.I can confirm that FLAC files played fine in our (now sold) MCU1, 2015 S 70D.
It seems like Tesla has changed the sampling rates that they support. For example 96kHz FLAC files won't play while 44kHz FLAC files will.Yes, but it would be nice if they played now. And sadly, they don't - at least, not on either of the two Model S cars we own.
I'll check our 3 and Y to confirm. Rarely use USB of late unless on road trips with poor cell coverage.It seems like Tesla has changed the sampling rates that they support. For example 96kHz FLAC files won't play while 44kHz FLAC files will.
I thought 96 kHz files played before but now I am pretty sure they didn't since at least Nov of 2019. I went out to test this today on my back dated 2020 FW and discovered the two 96 kHz albums in my collection were not on my USB disk. I put them on and tried both and got loading errors. So now I know why I never put them on the Tesla USB drive.It seems like Tesla has changed the sampling rates that they support. For example 96kHz FLAC files won't play while 44kHz FLAC files will.
It is so frustrating to see this happen over and over, their software QA is woeful, but unfortunately I think it is probably a reflection of the culture within rather than the individual skills of the programmers.And the sad fact is that the system used to work until a software "update" broke this feature.
It would be good to know if newer cars - those not affected by the eMMC recall, in particular - have this problem.It is so frustrating to see this happen over and over, their software QA is woeful, but unfortunately I think it is probably a reflection of the culture within rather than the individual skills of the programmers.
From what I've read this is a problem across the board, including Model 3'sIt would be good to know if newer cars - those not affected by the eMMC recall, in particular - have this problem
If they all thought that we only wanted Low-Fi sources, why would they have developed a client for Tidal?It would be good to know if newer cars - those not affected by the eMMC recall, in particular - have this problem.
My suspicion is that this could be related to the eMMC recall, as a way of limiting bandwidth (and hence "wear" of the chip). However, past experience has shown that such is the pace of software development that things can and do get broken. This may well be simple carelessness from someone assuming that we're all using low-fi streaming services…
What's annoying, however, is the collective corporate amnesia - and a distinct whiff of indifference That's not a healthy sign.
I sure hope that the old Apple Music rumor comes true eventually, but honestly, I'd prefer all of the bug fixes and UI enhancements (documented in this thread) that could easily make the existing Tesla music player so much better!If they all thought that we only wanted Low-Fi sources, why would they have developed a client for Tidal?
I think that is the answer. The entertainment resources are working on clients such Spotify and Tidal (Apple Music next)?
I got 2021.44.30.2 a couple of days ago, so 44.30.6 might be different:Anyone gotten 44.30.6 yet and seen what damage or perhaps fixes they applied to USB Audio and cover art?