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I don't believe a dap will work. Any modern USB stick in FAT32 format will work.
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Did you try plugging it in to see if it works?
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This is beyond my technical grasp, but my Bolt-owning friend (who is a computer programmer) is trying to find why my USB stick with 1,288 albums (about 101 gb) will play without a hitch in his Bolt but will not play in the Air without constant freezes for reloading.
He went into the directory on the stick and found reports of error correction, indicating a problem with the chip. He's going to run a correction program (terminology?) on the stick to see if he can clean it up.
I copied 67 of my favorite albums from this defective stick to a new 3.1 stick, and that stick is working flawlessly. I don't know if that's because the error(s) were not in the data of those particular albums, the Bolt has a much larger temporary memory than the Air, or whether something else is going on.
That still leaves the question of why the errors tripped up the Air's system but not the Bolt's. This reminds me of the old days of CDs and DVDs where my player of one brand would stumble at a disc defect while my player of another brand might not due to differences in their correction algorithms.
He went into the directory on the stick and found reports of error correction, indicating a problem with the chip. He's going to run a correction program (terminology?) on the stick to see if he can clean it up.
I copied 67 of my favorite albums from this defective stick to a new 3.1 stick, and that stick is working flawlessly. I don't know if that's because the error(s) were not in the data of those particular albums, the Bolt has a much larger temporary memory than the Air, or whether something else is going on.
That still leaves the question of why the errors tripped up the Air's system but not the Bolt's. This reminds me of the old days of CDs and DVDs where my player of one brand would stumble at a disc defect while my player of another brand might not due to differences in their correction algorithms.
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Just got this report on diagnosing USB stick holding my music collection:
Apparently the reason it will play without a hitch on the Bolt EV but not on the Air without constantly reloading is that the Bolt has more temporary memory.
Apparently the reason it will play without a hitch on the Bolt EV but not on the Air without constantly reloading is that the Bolt has more temporary memory.
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My music uses Apple's lossless MP4 coding. Although the music lacks a bit of the soundstage texture of some Atmos recordings on Tidal, the sound otherwise is spectacular in the Air. I spent almost an hour sitting the car in the garage last night, just pulling up one old favorite after another to soak up the experience.
My friend was trying out my larger music stick in his Bolt in the next bay, and he kept coming over to listen to what I was playing in the Air. He was blown away -- except when I pulled up one of my all-time favorite singers: Japan's departed Enka legend, Hibari Misora. Can't understand a word she sings . . . but yowza.
It seems to use metadata. Folders seem to appear under “album”. Still figuring this out.
I took a small trip however I entered a destination 1000 miles away. It was nice to see the remaining range based on next Electron stop vs. staring at insufficient range for 14+ hours.
Not sure about FIIO DAP. As for USB stick, the Sandisk Fit series will work because I have one in my AT right now.
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Strange thing happened to me after updating yesterday. I lost any and all connectivity to the car. The app won't connect and when I'm in the car, Alexa, music, Nav all stopped functioning. It shows 1 cellular bar no matter what. I tried to turn off wifi but then nothing on that pilot panel would react when pressed. I've tried a bunch of valet key resets to no avail. I spoke to customer care a few minutes ago who said they would arrange for a mobile van to visit since he had no ideas. But I need the car for tomorrow so am going to cross my fingers on my 150 mile round trip to take my 95 year old dad to the doctor. Any ideas are really appreciated. Thanks.
Bobby reset! Swap to guest profile, then swap back to yours and see if it works
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Thanks. Tried that but wouldn't' let me switch profiles. I'll try again after 15 minutes of another valet key reset
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No luck. Was able to switch profiles but no change in behavior. Any other ideas? Customer care didn't want me to drive the car till service but think I'm going to chance it. Just won't have navigation or music (don't have a thumb drive with me) but bluetooth working fine.
Would you chance the "nuclear reset" option?
Most haven’t.
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I’ll talk to service center first before leaving. Customer care was pretty risk averse to any and all ideas.
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