I have a music library of about 8,000 songs. I'd like to move high quality files to a USB stick to take advantage of my upgraded sound system. Any recommendations on a good USB stick for audio files? Thanks.
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I have a music library of about 8,000 songs. I'd like to move high quality files to a USB stick to take advantage of my upgraded sound system. Any recommendations on a good USB stick for audio files? Thanks.
I second the Sandisk UltraFit suggestion, for the same reasons.I'd recommend branded USB sticks, namely Sandisk, Transcend, Lexar, Panasonic, Toshiba etc. I use low profile Sandisk UltraFit, which is very short and doesn't interfere with other stuff on the yacht floor.
And this helps answer the OP's questions how?I wouldn't bother, because v8.0 will make you very angry at how poorly it handles your USB music.
Is this happening for you on 2.42.40? Supposedly most of those bugs, including the need to alphabetize/re-tag, have been fixed in that release.It answers his question by saving him countless of hours of frustration and angst. The "upgraded sound system" in the Model X just isn't worth it. The sound isn't on par with something like Mark Levison in Lexus, and the user interface is a disaster. Why spend all that time converting files, alphabetizing them, putting them in folders, etc. only to have your Model X spend 10 minutes each day re-indexing the USB (and playing nothing while it does), forgetting what was playing when you turned off the car last, and then not even presenting a sonic sound space worthy of all that effort?
I don't have 2.42.40 either, but I do have a scheduled service appointment next week so I imagine they'll update me to the latest version.When did you get 2.42.40? I still have 2.40.21
I have a music library of about 8,000 songs. I'd like to move high quality files to a USB stick to take advantage of my upgraded sound system. Any recommendations on a good USB stick for audio files? Thanks.
I have a music library of about 8,000 songs. I'd like to move high quality files to a USB stick to take advantage of my upgraded sound system. Any recommendations on a good USB stick for audio files? Thanks.
@supratachophobia, I tried one of the branded large SSD based USB stick but it quickly died possibly due to heat. Just one data point.I would do an SSD in USB enclosure. Fastest and most reliable method.
Apparently us X owners never get USB resume. As you can see the S owners do get resume (whether resume from last position or resume from the start of the song). I just got the newest build 2.44.121 and it still does not resume correctly. Like you it defaults to Phone, just like first v8 release.I am on 2.40.21 (waiting for the >= 42 update). My USB is only 128 gb. I have ~3500 tracks on ~360 albums. It takes less than 2 minutes to rescan my disk when the car starts up. In fact it takes me that long to start the car, back out of the garage and leave the 400 foot driveway at my house. My disk is arranged toplevel\artist\album.
I have all the energy savings stuff turned on so it seems to at least do a refresh scan at every start. One problem I noticed is that the recent, or resume, will not work for me as it keeps defaulting to my phones music, which I never use. I suspect this is because the USB is not ready until after the scan is complete and the fw does not know how to cache the resume feature when USB's need scanning.
Is this fixed in 2.42.40?