The Original i30 Owners Club
GENERAL STUFF => GENERAL DISCUSSIONS => Random Chit Chat => Topic started by: Rodin on May 19, 2013, 05:53:27
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Hi all,
Just upgraded to a 2012 i30 Active from a 2010 i30 SLX and have noticed that a USB stick with just under 5000 songs on it (which worked perfectly on the old one) only displays 2000 tracks now.
Seems a bit of a backward step don't you think? :confused:
I'm curious to find out how other GD Active owners with large music collections deal with this. I've thought of maybe getting a MicroSD card for my Android phone and putting the tracks on it, but will I hit the same track limit?
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I'm sorry I can't help with that one as I don't have big music files, although my car is the same model as yours.
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If I owned a 2012 i30 Active, lived in Aus and had 5000 music tracks, I'd test mine out for you Rodin.
But I don't, don't and don't, so I can't :P
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If there is a limit, a work around might be to categorise your music into smaller groups by music type or styles. Just get a few smaller capacity USB sticks and away you go.
You're got me thinking about this option. Might be able to keep the whole family happy this way.
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If there is a limit, a work around might be to categorise your music into smaller groups by music type or styles. Just get a few smaller capacity USB sticks and away you go.
You're got me thinking about this option. Might be able to keep the whole family happy this way.
We are using a 16gb in ours, but nowhere near that many songs. I have created 2 directories His & Hers because our musical tastes are not that similar. I have all the good songs on my directory. :lol: