“My car stereo has a USB input, but the PNY flash drive will not play my audio files.Is there a fix for this?”

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• What format are your sound files in? Also your stereo may be incapable of such a large flash drive. Read the car manual or ask the dealer.

  Answered by RoyBoy8934 9 years ago

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• Your stereo might have a limitation on the size of USB device it can utilize. Also, pending the radio, sometimes the radio needs to "format" a blank usb drive before you add your media to it.

  Answered by Dpshort 9 years ago

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• Use a format to play your music that is compatible with your stereo. Normally you can look it up on line to find out and once you download the right program on your computer/ laptop you can convert all your songs to that format ( which ever is compatible) and just plug it in on your stereo and it should play all of them. I put them on my flash drive all the time especially on road trips where signals don't work on cells or radio in the car

  Answered by Cris 9 years ago

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• Some radio with usb 2.0 wont read file from usb3 interface, unlike computer. Hope that help

  Answered by Excellent 9 years ago

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• Be sure to save your audio files in the format your player recognizes.

  Answered by spg1 9 years ago

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