More on Playing Itunes on the SD Card Player
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Although Chrysler documentation suggests Class 10 cards won't work (they claim must be Class 8 or older because Class 10 cards are too fast), mine works perfectly.ĩ) Does anyone know how to create a playlist for the card? I can use that Mac app, but then I'd have to manually correct all those file names again. However, I find that if the volume is cranked up the sound quality is not that bad.ĥ) The track time bar has a slider which can be used to advance the music when played off the SD card this does not exist with the iPod.Ħ) My iPod worked perfectly well so why this was necessary for me to do was beyond me in the first place.ħ) Answering questions about the Maserati Touch Control is far easier if you just Google U Connect, the Chrysler unit that Maserati's MTC actually is, as there are obviously far more Jeep and Dodge people on forums than there are Maserati owners.Ĩ) I have a 16 GB Class 10 SD card. I didn't find that Mac app until afterwards, and I had no intention of renaming those files a second time.ģ) An interesting point is that during playback, the last few seconds of tracks on the iPod will be cut off, but this does NOT happen on the SD card.Ĥ) I think the sound quality off the SD card exceeds (albeit slightly) the iPod, it goes from barely adequate to adequate. Therefore, after I transferred all 1350 of my files I had to go in and manually delete the track info from the file names (can anyone say OCD?). However, the names of the song that will then show up during playback will include the track number prior to the song (e.g. Disk Utility accomplishes this just fine.Ģ) The Blue Harvest fix works well also, in the App Store there is a $4.99 app that will transfer all the files and playlists from your iTunes library for you. 1) Formatting of the SD card on a Mac must be done with MS DOS FAT and not Mac OS X or the car will not recognize the card.
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