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Does anyone know what the max size the system will recognize on the SD Card? 32GB? 64GB?

 

Biggest I have is a 32gig in my camera. When I get some time I'll copy some songs to it and see if the truck reads it.

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Biggest I have is a 32gig in my camera. When I get some time I'll copy some songs to it and see if the truck reads it.

 

Eagerly waiting on results

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Eagerly waiting on results

 

So I did some testing tonight. 32gig card works fine if it is formatted with FAT32. It will sort and show album art if the MP3's have that info. I dumped several different artists songs just into the root folder and my link sorted them out into their own folders when browsing the songs. Very nice!

 

I formatted the card with NTFS partitioning and it will not read it. So stick with FAT32 and you should be good to go with a 32gig. Now if only I had a 64 gig SD to play with. :-)

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Awesome. Thanks for testing it for us!

Also, this might be a dumb question, but the fat32 format, is that like a certain type/ formatted sd card I would need to get? Or is that some formatting that I need to set up once I have the sd card? Could you explain it? Lol sorry

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FAT is an ancient file format system that is plagued with issues such as data integrity. Data can become corrupted fairly easy.

 

It can be formatted with your computer. When it is in, right click it and click format. Then change it from NTFS to FAT32

 

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Awesome. Thanks for testing it for us!

Also, this might be a dumb question, but the fat32 format, is that like a certain type/ formatted sd card I would need to get? Or is that some formatting that I need to set up once I have the sd card? Could you explain it? Lol sorry

 

It most likely will already come formatted like that. I was just testing NTFS format for my own personal reasons.

 

No biggie if you need to format it to FAT32 though.

 

 

Instructions

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      Insert the card into your USB card reader and plug the reader into your computer. If you have an internal card reader, insert the card into the reader port.

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      Right-click on the "Start" button and select "Open "Windows Explorer."

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      Right-click the SD card in the navigation pane on the left and choose "Format."

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      Make sure that the drive size option is set to the size of your card in the formatting window.

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      Click on the "File System" drop-down menu and change it to "FAT32."

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      Click on "Format" at the bottom of the window and allow the process a few minutes to complete.

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Has anynody tried to play a movie or video off the SD card? I can't get it to work.

 

It's not worth it for video. I tested several videos of various sizes and file types. For the ones that did work, the playback was choppy and out of sync with the audio.

You can watch video with the truck in Park. If you put truck into gear, the video playback stops but the audio will continue.

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I run a 8gb card with no issues.. one thing I would like to figure out.. it's a tough one.. I hope you computer geeks can help..

 

About half of my music on the SD card is music I ripped from the original CD's. I have everything sorted under the correct folders, etc. Now.. my wife's Audi will let me browse through the folders and pick the song I want...super easy.

 

However.. the GMC doesn't sort folders.. only let's be search by Artist name / song. All the ripped music does NOT include the artist name in the file properties. So my question is..

1. Can this truck sort by folders anyway...

2. If not, how to I manually add the artist name to the .mpg properties. I tried to right click/ edit... I see artist name is blank.. but it won't allow me to edit.

 

Please help.. I could use my bluetooth / android phone ...but I personally hate using my phone for music... I want it only as a phone. I like all my music on it's own separate SD card.

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Interesting call to Infotainment Service Center today.... The guy I spoke to today told me that the SD Card slot is mainly for Navigation and system updates. He did confirm it can be used to play music but will not work for picture viewing or movies UNLESS you have the Picture Viewer icon on your home screen. He did tell me that they are working on an update to add a few features and this might be one if them. I would like to use it to view pictures from my game cameras at the deer lease! Also found out that the slot under the radio is actually a CD player and NOT a DVD player like the rep that sold me the truck said it was!!

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""view pictures from my game cameras at the deer lease!""

 

my thought exactly... would be nice to drive up to my camera's, pull the chip and view it in the truck!

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