To play music directly from a USB flash drive, how many songs or what size GB flash drive can it handle, and can I put them on random?
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I have about 2000 songs on an 8 GB USB drive and it plays them but not in a random order. I have not tried a larger one. I am doing a separate drive for a 60's class reunion and want song to play in a certain order so I have numbered them on the flash drive 1 through 120 and that is the order they play.
148577
I use a flash drive. It automatically recognizes the songs and they are seen as a continuation to the songs that are already programmed into the PSRE-433.I have approximately 350 songs on my flash drive and the PSRE-433 plays every one of them just fine.
409016
Well. A 4GB flash drive can hold roughly 1000 songs. And just 1GB can hold about 300 pictures, depending on the quality of your pictures. You have an 8GB? I think you can hold all that plus some.
401246
Great - another neat option is the flash drive port. You can plug-in a flash drive with WAV files, and a list will appear on the screen. You can then scroll through and play with the songs.
968649
this is just an extension no electronics involved ,if you can play music plugging your flash drive directly into isimple interface then .yes it will play.
1753203
(update) On some cars, it will instantly play, no download or software configuration needed.I primarily use this drive for photo, documents, and on-USB programs, but it will play music. Make sure to get a small loop and lanyard though, it can be hard to take out of ports without one.
317777
Although I've never used the random/shuffle mode, it seems that this little gem can play mp3s in random mode. Their instruction sheet tells how to select/deselect "Radom play" [I believe they meant 'Random play'].
51021
If you have a usb mp3 player it will not read the music files. If you copy mp3 files to a usb drive (no folders) it will play them.
66175
Yes, you can play music from a USB stick. I've played mp3s from my 8GB Crucial Gizmo. I also tried playing music from a portable (2.5") external hard drive, but the stereo usb port didn't have enough juice to power the hdd.
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I have about 1250 average length songs on my 16 Gb thumb drive and it is using about 5.5 Gb of memory. My guess is you would hit the 2,000 song limit at about 8 Gb.
2189577
Regardless of music being in folders or not, there's no "Random-Play" option. The speaker DOES remember last song played and resumes from that one. The sound is amazing for a little thing like that. Excellent for laptops' and tablets' speakers.
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What I did was to create a single folder called MusicMix, and dumped almost 500 of my favorite tunes into it. I would think that if you created a complex directory structure, it might be fairly difficult to negotiate. Also, another consideration would be the class of Micro SD card you are using, the faster the read and write might be problematic. Please note that the inability to shuffling music is a huge disappointment.
546755
its on 2 disks....you have to store the installation disk (disk 1) completely on the Hard Drive to play (you need atleast 5-7 GB of space). I would not recommend a flash drive.
1882446
You can't select tracks from a thumb drive. The songs will play in the order they are listed. You can, however, skip over a song.
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Yes you can. Put usb in , move switch to usb. You cannot select what song to play. chuck
843821
Depends on your bit rate, really. Assume an MP3 file with the size of 5 mb, which means 205 songs per gb or around 41000 songs approximately.
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Quoting from the Klipsch Gallery G-17 Air manual: ...is designed to play your music: b) connected to the rear-mounted USB input, most 30-pin iPods, iPhones, or iPods. I'm not sure if this would include just a USB flash drive, for example. We've only used it with our WIFI system. Here's a customer service number you might try calling to ask your question: 1-800-KLIPSCH