ok ppl here is a Question for u all wot is the best flash drive to use to put music on and to play in a honda civic 62plate reg this year
i do hve the usb2.0 8gb transcend i was told tht the sandisk 32gb is way better
so *** on let me know ppl which one
as the one i got now does not work in my car atall

 

Are you serious with this question? Larger capacity="better". How does the one you have NOT work at all? No problem with any of the half dozen sticks I've used.

 

lol.

 

yeah I am coz for some redone I cnt get any to play in my car and I got a SanDisk 32gb do U think there is something wrong in car

 

The headunit might have limited how big USB flash that it can read. Read the head unit manual.

 

Is it formatted correctly? Are you trying to play a filetype OTHER than what the unit will recognize?

 

yeah m8t its formated right it says my car can read mp3 wma and aac im trying to play music through it ive tryed everythink and just wont play but if i put a mp3 player in tht will work it does say in my manual book it playes flash drives i think there is somethink wrong in me car and its only 5weeks old

 

in the manual it says it will take any size of usb flash drive

 

Don't know what to tell you. 6 separate drives of different manufacture and capacity. All work perfectly. Maybe your drives or headunit are faulty.

 

32GB sounds kind of big for a deck. I honestly do not think they can handle that big of a drive. Get a smaller one. I know mine can only read up to 16GB. If your port is in the front of your deck, get the little slim drives, they look the best.

 

Don't think he read, or has, the manual.

 

I just bought a used 2009 Pilot Touring with Nav. I have a 4GB USB flash drive full of music which I plugged in and works fine. However, I don't know how the vehicle's audio system is sorting the folders. It's not alphabetically. I think It may be by the date the folders were created on the flash drive. Is there a way change the sort?

Thank you

 

Sometimes head units read USB drives differently depending on what you have in the root folder. With the USB drive in your computer, delete everything and start over.

To start, copy over just the .mp3 files (most common file format that should work) to the USB drive (don't make any folders) and see if that works. Also, check to see if the .mp3 files are VBR (variable bit rate) or CBR (constant bit rate). Sometimes that can affect playback on some head units as well.