I just realized while writing this post that we've never even tested the CD drive in my wife's relatively new car!
I had a chance to try out shuffle and left it on yesterday. This morning when I entered the car and it resumed from the same song (unless it was continuously playing overnight) and didn't start from the beginning of the song.
Yeah, this is totally hit or miss. I can figure out when it does it and when it does not. Did you not trigger the passenger door? That could be part of it, right?
Great point @bmah . Just like the NEMA 14-30, I think this is one of those issues where it affects anywhere between 10-20% of total ownership (a non-majority either way you look at it). But it's the fact that based on increasing ownership, the number of those affected only increases, even if percentage fluctuates. Besides, this is low-hanging fruit, it's a Media Player. It requires no extra HP from the CPU, only some good, quality programming which Tesla has lots of. Then after this, we can start getting NAV up to a point where it really excels.I'm not convinced that the set of people discussing this issue on TMC is representative of "the rest of us" (if that's taken to mean the population of Tesla owners in general).
I do have some music on a USB drive, and I've occasionally wrestled with the UI but for one reason or another, it mostly works (the main outstanding problem for me and my music collection is not handling compilations). For those cases where it falls over, everything on that USB drive is also on my phone and I can play over Bluetooth. While this setup isn't perfect for me, this is far from the most important thing in my life. I just take my collection of workarounds and move on. (I wouldn't claim that most Tesla owners are like me, either.)
Respectfully,
Bruce.
PS. I've never had a car with an AUX input (going back to 1994), and the only car I've ever owned with a CD player was my now-ex-Prius.
Yeah, ^^^ this should work. You'll see a warning (forgot what it says) but you can ignore it. I've reset mine a couple of times without issue.
It was driver door. Today I noticed during shuffle it would play the same sequence of songs over again.
PS. I've never had a car with an AUX input (going back to 1994), and the only car I've ever owned with a CD player was my now-ex-Prius.
Sorry to hear. I have had no such problems with .40 and my air suspension. Likely worth a call to your SvC. Good luck.
I just posted a question in the USB issues post seeing if it was possible to do this. Please share.
See my reply to your cross-post: https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/posts/1820963/I just posted a question in the USB issues post seeing if it was possible to do this. Please share.
