Nice, but again...how much would the thing read from a usb drive? Anyone know?Originally Posted by 9tinyfingaz
Nice, but again...how much would the thing read from a usb drive? Anyone know?Originally Posted by 9tinyfingaz
"You can live your life in a thousand ways,
but it all comes down to that single day,
when you realize what you regret,
but you cant relaim and you cant forget."
----Trans Siberian Orchestra
Looks like I am going to have to email their tech support again...my guess is that it will be like the other one, with limited indexing capabilities (after all, its only $140), but my fingers are crossed.Originally Posted by Ruflyf
I'll see what I can find out.
Bart
OK, for $80 at Walmart I might just have to try this unit. If you read the comments on that page you will see:
"I have had this installed and working awesome and flawless for over a year now...
Here are some questions to answer that they do NOT tell you:
1) It plays from FAT and FAT32
2) SD and USB pendrive are awesome, songs may be kept in folders, individual.
3) ID3 Tags! Wil display if present
4) WMV and MP#, that's it...
5) POWERED USB Port! I have a 60 gig laptop HD in a USB2.0 (usb-powered) adaptec case, and it powers and plays songs from ALL partitions (there are 3 F32 partitions on it)"
So it looks like this unit might be that answer to my dreams. There is a strong possibility I will be going to Walmart next weeks to pick one up, that is, if they still have them....
Bart
wow that actually does look good. Thats exactly what we were looking for. i might just pick that up.... its cheap enough.
Bart, that does sound like the solution![]()
if anyone needs a harddrive and enclosure, I can use my discounting capabilities @ CompUsa. I figure I might at as well be the "hook up" somewhere.
SD and USB in a head unit would be GREAT features. I'll wait until the big boys (Sony, Pioneer, etc) catch on and provide 2 powered USB ports for portable HDD's that need a little extra juice. I'll also be waiting to see what methods of cataloging/indexing will become available as more and more folks start plugging portable HDD's and large flash media drives into their head units. I know that with 70 GB of music even my desktop has trouble presenting me with THAT many songs in a quick and easy format. At a minimum these things should have the ability to read playlists in several different formats and sort and filter based on title, album, artist, and genre.
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