So beyond a jump drive scenario, why does hooking up a usb cable from a phone to the USB port not work for me? I hook up my Samsung S5 this way and the USB icon stays dithered out and unable to select....
I tried to play through the usb and couldn't get it to work. It probably has to do with the phone and the way the usb is read by the head unit it can't find any thing to play. I use bluetooth and charge through the usb. I am not sure if this would work with any phone.Thanks, i've done swipe down from the top of the screen to get to the input menu where you select the way the deice is used for MIDI input, charging, etc and now matter which one I choose it still doesnt see the phone.
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So i have approx 15k songs on a flash drive however it will only recognize the first 9999, does anyone know a work around for this so i don't have to lose 1/3 of my music collection?
I am not sure what the problem is with your Entune system but I am using a 64 gig USB flash drive with the music in folders by artist with no problem. If you get a chance have your dealer or yourself to update the firmware on the Entune head unit this might help. Here is a link to the download site at Toyota for Entune.
https://securedp.toyota.com/download-app/toyotaHeadUnits
I also have almost 16000 songs. I tested several scenarios trying to determine what was the bug/limiting factor in all of this. I have a 128GB USB 3.0 drive, ultimately formatted with FAT32 via the Rufus utility(app). I tried:
* Formatting with ExFAT 128k chunks - Failed to read drive
* Formatting with ExFAT 32k Chunks - Failed to read drive
* Placing all songs in one directory "Music" - Failed to read all songs
* Placing all songs in directories by Artist on the root of the drive - Failed to read all songs.
* Placing all songs by artist, under a sub-directory "Music" - Failed to read all songs
* Placing all songs in directories by Artist, then split into Directories "0-I", "J-M", "N-S", "T-Z". Each directory has no more than 700 folders in it. - All songs readable.
USB port will not budge. I’m thinking I have to release it from the rear. Grrrrr