dark cloud
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well just in case someone is thinking the same thing, I'll save you the trouble: I tried exFAT and it didn't work.
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curious on what you base this info that they changed acceptable drive formats for the music player...A lot of people also had FAT32 and had files moved around. Reformatting the drive solved those issues go forward. There are multiple issues but they did play with the drive formats that used to accepted and are not accepted. There are very likely multiple other coding issues producing multiple types of errors.
ah, there you go - that's a big difference. If not mistaken, many of us reporting this problem, including the OP, have MCU1 Model S (this is the MS section of the forum, after all). We've been living the many of the same old USB bugs for YEARS... and now this[...] But I’ve got a 2020 with HW3 Long Range AWD M3 [...]
ah, there you go - that's a big difference. If not mistaken, many of us reporting this problem, including the OP, have MCU1 Model S (this is the MS section of the forum, after all). We've been living the many of the same old USB bugs for YEARS... and now this
i had reformatted the drive in FAT32 and then put the music MP3's and MP4's back onto the drive. Same result.
Try this:
1. Pull thumb drive out of car and plug into PC or laptop
2. Delete the partition on the drive
3. Create a new partition on the drive
4. Format the new partition with fat32
5. Create a folder on the drive called TeslaCam
6. Eject the drive properly from the PC/laptop
7. Insert the drive in your Tesla
8. After you see the dashcam icon, click and hold that icon for a few seconds
9. If the red dot appears on the icon, you are home free
No, we're not saying that. TeslaCam has never been enabled for MCU1, so it would be impossible to imply anything about USB and dashcams in these cars.Is everyone w/ MCU1 on this thread saying the USB not working for dashcam also?
No, we're not saying that. TeslaCam has never been enabled for MCU1, so it would be impossible to imply anything about USB and dashcams in these cars.
It's not this.Actually it is the format of the file system on the drive. It should be FAT32 not exFAT.
My USB stick is no longer recognized since last update 2020.12.5 (for music, the dash cam is sell recognized)
Or at least it seemed to happen with that.
I have rebooted, un plugged and even tried a different USB stick.
Anyone else find that? Other thoughts?
Never had a problem before, you plug it in and it loads.