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I keep wondering if this is a new bug. If there are or are not track numbers in the actual filename, does that somehow conflict with the ID3 tag track field.
Is it possible they are displayed alphabetically but play in album order? I am testing this tonight, btw.I have to check my files.
This morning I selected the folder with the 5 Beethoven Piano Concertos. On the screen they seeemed to be jumbled up but when I selected the 5th Concerto all of the movements played in the correct order.
I assume you mean size wise? If it is lossless, theoretically shouldn't it sound exactly the same?
No matter how much time has lapsed if you enter from the passenger side it will play from the beginning.4. Playback Resume
NOT FIXED (possibly related to how much time has elapsed until driver returns) – Tracks still reset to beginning when exiting and then returning to the vehicle. Observed slight causality with track resetting when a driver returns to the car after longer than 15min from leaving it – need more testing
THAT'S IT. I was paying attention to the doors AND the timing. Left side entry, with re-entry in under 15min did not trigger a restart. I'm going to test this more extensively. I was going to try separating the two variables next, timing and doors. This might make sense because of the new passenger-inside-the-vehicle-MCU-remains-on feature.No matter how much time has lapsed if you enter from the passenger side it will play from the beginning.
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10. Multi-artist Album
NOT FIXED - Multi-artist album tag is not being read, indexed, or displayed for when ID3 Artist tag is not populated / Media Player needs to perform an IF/EXIST query and display album artist if song artist is not populated
According to the release notes, they only made changes to the USB. XM is not changed and still no way to browse or direct select an XM channel. Best I can find is that you have to search by description and hope you entered something that will make the channel you want appear in the search results. So far, I have not figured out the secret handshake to find a specific channel.Any improvement with XM navigation?
Sorry, but after spending most of yesterday in Media Player debugging mode, now that I take the time trying to really understand this, if I were a Tesla Designer/Programmer, I wouldn't know what to do. There is no "Multi-artist album tag" that I'm aware of in the ID3 specification. There is TRACKARTIST which should list all artists for a specific track (generally separated by comma's, but there are variants), and ALBUMARTIST that should be only the major artist or group for that album. Both should generally exist in every well-tagged track. There is also PARTOFCOMPILATION that if it has a "1" would indicate this is a compilation album, but honestly, it's use is so hit-or-miss and the definition of what a compilation is varies so much from provider-to-provider and listener-to-listener, I'm not sure there is high value in it's use. I wouldn't if I were Tesla.
Perhaps all this enhancement request is trying to say is "If TRACKARTIST is blank or does not exist, use the value of ALBUMARTIST if it exists (and vice-versa)". That's a whole lot easier perhaps. If that is what we mean, the reality is, we're asking Tesla to mask problems in the track tagging an owner provides -- not really fixing a bug Tesla introduced or a missed standard feature. That's fine, I'm just trying to set expectations of bug resolution vs enhancements. I still think as you've seen from me in your Comprehensive USB Bug List thread, that Tesla should really use ALBUMARTIST instead of TRACKARTIST as they are across the UI for a number of reasons. Regardless, my workaround script does presently handle the situation if it finds a blank TRACKARTIST or ALBUMARTIST by replacing it with "Unknown" -- my thought being it would be a trigger if I saw that in my MS to go back and fix my source tagging, but of course I could have had it do the switcheroo routine instead.
Hummm. Agree with no mention about XM in the release notes, but at least with my 2.42.40, I do have a way now to get to XM channels.According to the release notes, they only made changes to the USB. XM is not changed and still no way to browse or direct select an XM channel. Best I can find is that you have to search by description and hope you entered something that will make the channel you want appear in the search results. So far, I have not figured out the secret handshake to find a specific channel.
I ripped my initial 500 music files into lossless WMA using Media player. (same reason as @dgpcolorado ) I discovered FLAC later; the balance 1000+ were ripped to FLAC. The lossless WMA are just as good as FLAC....but they don't play in 8.0, but did in 7.1. I did have dialogue with a tech at Tesla....and the claimed that some types (there are 4) of WMA will play. I guess lossless aren't one of them. I have since converted all of the lossless WMA to FLAC.
I keep 3 of these loaded with FLAC files. They work great and the low profile means there's nothing sticking out of the usb port that you can hit and break. https://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Ultr...UTF8&qid=1478196883&sr=8-1&keywords=usb+128gb
I agree these are a wonderful low-cost and lowest profile sticks on the market.I keep 3 of these loaded with FLAC files. They work great and the low profile means there's nothing sticking out of the usb port that you can hit and break. https://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Ultr...UTF8&qid=1478196883&sr=8-1&keywords=usb+128gb
Pre-8.0, when browsing by "Folders", songs would list and display in filename orderI keep wondering if this is a new bug. If there are or are not track numbers in the actual filename, does that somehow conflict with the ID3 tag track field.
I have one like this. Tiny, which is nice in one way. But the devil to remove once it is in the USB slot. So I resorted to a short (4 inch) USB cable, and plug the memory stick into that. Then when i want to remove the memory stick from the car and bring it in for editing, I remove the cable and plug it into the PC. That way I never have to wrestle with the tiny memory stick. (The right angle doohickey described in the post above can accomplish the same thing.)I keep 3 of these loaded with FLAC files. They work great and the low profile means there's nothing sticking out of the usb port that you can hit and break. https://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Ultr...UTF8&qid=1478196883&sr=8-1&keywords=usb+128gb
- Voice and text search now return USB results at the top of the list. HOWEVER, the songs I tried (looked to make sure they were there first) didn't come up in the search :-( It's possible that it's still indexing for search though.