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I used to see the album art show up for each song on my 2016.  Doesn't seem to show up on my 2019. Am I missing something? I store all my music on a USB drive.  I have an RST with convenience II package. 

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I think it has to be in the file folder with the music file to show up.

 

Edit: according to the manual, it can also be in the ID3 tag in the MP3 file itself. There are MP3 tag editors you can use to check.

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read the manual
BAD_GMC Enthusiast

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I am not sure if this is what it is in your particular situation, but I've been told that many of the new cars/trucks are discontinuing album art due to "distractions/safety".

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I do see the album art when I click in individual folders and see ALL the tracks for a particular artist or album... just not when I play a song.  

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Ehlett Enthusiast

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Gm called me back. They will not display album art on xm or us, he said it will work with Android auto but I haven't tried it yet. Pretty disappointing. All other manufacturers still have it from vehicles I have seen.

L86 All Terrain Senior Enthusiast

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I used to get that way with track and band titles not being correct, or proper punctuation. But album art? Don't you thing you are stretching a little? Just drive your truck and listen to the tunes, don't worry about the album art lol. 

Ehlett Enthusiast

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I always liked it and loaded all the albums into my usb key. Some like it some dont care, just not sure why they wouldn't include it.

AJMBLAZER Enthusiast

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My wife’s 2017 Yukon displays the art if, like mentioned above, the art is in the file or contained within the song’s file itself. 

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23 hours ago, Ehlett said:

Gm called me back. They will not display album art on xm or us, he said it will work with Android auto but I haven't tried it yet. Pretty disappointing. All other manufacturers still have it from vehicles I have seen.

I agree, the infotainment screen design is a step back from MyLink if you ask me. It just looks really cheap and dated. Small complaint, but a complaint nonetheless. 

 

 

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suzi New Member

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just bought s 2018 Silverado..z71 it used to have albumn art now it dont..im getting my jeep back...this truck suckdsucks

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suzi

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the album art. did work now it doesn't... awful.. getting my Jeep back or ill get another radio thst will also play movies... while driving.. my jeep was set up that way..

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