What CODEC's can the Tesla Play from a USB stick?

[MarsOrBust]

I want to add my own music and video files and was unable to find the Audio or Video CODEC's Tesla can play.

 

[sduck]

It won't play videos. The manual doesn't specify which formats are officially supported, as it should, so I'll throw out some that I know work, and hopefully others can add the ones I miss. MP3, flac, m4a, aac ( I think). I only use flac and mp3, so am not really on top of all the formats available.

 

[MarsOrBust]

Thanks most of mine are MP3 and M4A so thats good.

 

[jjrandorin]

It won't play videos. The manual doesn't specify which formats are officially supported, as it should, so I'll throw out some that I know work, and hopefully others can add the ones I miss. MP3, flac, m4a, aac ( I think). I only use flac and mp3, so am not really on top of all the formats available.

Yeah isnt it strange they dont have what is supported in the manual for this? I actually looked at it today (the most recent manual I could find online) and it still doesnt specify which audio codecs are supported. It just mentions that (paraphrasing), that it only supports USB drives, and if you have an ipod or something else, it can be played through bluetooth.


It doesnt natively support videos either, which has to be a direct, purposeful omission.

 

[Dogtone]

Flac works. 96kHz plays. I tried some 384kHz files and there were drop outs. But as said elsewhere mp3 probably delivers adequate sound for a car.