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When using Navigation and a 8gb Flash drive with 700 songs, no Folders, just files. Sometimes when Nav voice cuts in and mutes the song, the song does not resume after the Voice prompt. Now this does NOT happen all the time, but often enough to be annoying.

 

I have to go to the source and "resume" play.

 

I think its a bug that Advent needs to resolve with the firmware.

 

I do not use folders because the system then only random plays the album in the folder,

 

I want random play as the IPOD does, the whole thing.

 

I like the USB better than the IPOD because its output is cleaner and higher than the NANO, and I can just leave it plugged in 24/7.

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I'd read the manuals, some decks can't deal with that many songs all in one folder, the manual probably has requirements for files and such.

 

 

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