What is maximum supported size of USB flashdrive for Volvo radio?

alex6999 · Nov 13, 2014

DDFLD said: ↑

formatted with the USB MassStorage Device Class standard
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB_mass_storage_device_class
А USB flashes or even external HDD compartible with it
manual useless.

Balakov100 said: ↑

LOL
Don't know then guess you can try to contact the company that made the radio>?
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you think they know?

v6killer · Nov 15, 2014

Going by memory Windows 7, 8 and mac's have not haven't use fat32 as an default in years for formatting usb drives. Like someone said, apple went to NTFS back 10 years ago, it can hold 580 plus, gig's, that was ten years ago. In electronic world they are very slow to change.

alex6999 · Nov 15, 2014

Just switch combo box in format window

Pmracing · Nov 20, 2014

Pre-Label tracks:
01_trackname
02_trackname
03_trackname
etc...

To keep them in order. If they are not already.

Mikeeee

alex6999 · Dec 2, 2014

Pmracing said: ↑

Pre-Label tracks:
01_trackname
02_trackname
03_trackname
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it may not work.

here full solution
http://www.murraymoffatt.com/software-problem-0010.html

Problem: Many MP3 players that are based on USB flash drives don't allow you to sort the MP3 files in the order you want to listen to them. Instead they play the MP3 files in the order they find them; usually the order you copied them to the flash drive. How do we re-order the files?
Background: In the old DOS days Norton Utilities provided a tool called DS (Directory Sort) that would re-arrange the order of files in the FAT (File Allocation Table) directory structure. This was useful because many programs would only display or process files in the order they found them; they wouldn't allow you to sort the files. With the advent of Windows the need for DS was reduced as Windows usually sorts filenames before displaying them (i.e. in Explorer or the Windows file selector dialog box).
Many modern MP3 players are based on USB flash drives (i.e. Creative's MuVo range of MP3 players). These devices don't allow you to sort the MP3 files in the order you want to listen to them. Instead they play the MP3 files in the order they find them; usually the order you copied them to the flash drive. Unfortunately if you select a bunch of files in Windows' Explorer and copy them to your MP3 player, they don't always copy in alphabetical order (even if you have told Explorer to display the files alphabetically). And of course you may want to add new MP3 files at a latter date, which will result in them being added to the end of the directory.
Norton's old DS utilities was designed for FAT16 drives and so won't work with newer drives that are FAT32. The addition of long file names (VFAT) further complicates matters. Duncan Murdoch wrote a utility called LFNSORT which went some way to addressing the problems with Norton's DS not working with newer file systems, but unfortunately LFNSORT doesn't work with newer versions of Windows (i.e. Windows 2000 and later).
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