Hello, I have a CDX-GT610UI Song Car stereo. I was just wanted to know when using the USB slot to play music what controls the order of the music? Thanks, Jason

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Dec 19, 2012 - 25 posts - ‎18 authors I own a Hyundai Sonata 2012 which has a USB port that worked perfectly for listening to music on my iPhone. ... and it SUCKS. i want to be able to charge my phone via USB while I listen to music. .... I even bought an ALPINE stereo head unit and tried that, as they supposedly work with NOKIA phones, but.

hi marco, the problem seems with the switches on the face. make sure that ALL switches have a "click" sound when pressed down. if not then that switch needs to be replaced. faulty switches can cause the face functions to work erratically. to try another route use your unit with the wireless remote control to check if all functions work well. cheers.

Guys,

I have a CDX GT610, the issue is that is not possible to change stations, even if I try with the push buttons to record the stations, it remains on the same station (number 3 in my case), besides the volume gets high if I want increase the volume, any suggestion about it??? please let me know

Best Regards,
Marco Hernandez

According to the specs:


Connections & Expansion
Interfaces 4 x USB 2.0 VGA LAN Headphone output Microphone input
Memory Card Reader 5 in 1 ( SD Card, Memory Stick, Memory Stick PRO, MultiMediaCard, xD-Picture Card )
This means you only have on Headphone Output. However check to see if they are able to use USB solutions as I know there are speakers that can be run through USB.

There should be a separate controller for the changer in the vehicle. The radio will have to be set to a certain station in order to listen to it, Somewhere from 88.0 to 90 or so. Try finding the control unit first and see if it plays (it should show the song progressing). If it does, you may be able to seek to find out what station it is playing on.

instead of used the blue wire on the Sony head unit to the car wiring harness use the blue/whit wire

• Blue - powers on only when am/fm is active
  
• Blue/White - powers on when when radio is on am/fm/cd/ ect.
  

Not every car stereo can play every song in a usb.

This deppends on how many songs and how many folders you have in your USB, regardless of the USB's capacity. My car stereo for example, can only play about 50 songs pero folder and i think it tops at 9 folders.

Try to organize your music in folders and change the names of the songs taking every "·$&%/&$/)(=)(( Symbol and non regular character out.

Or better, get your car's manual and it might say how many songs it can play. i think mine cant read over 1.5gb. if it doesnt say, you just have to try and work with it till you get it figured out.

The last thing i try and it might work:
Cut everything out of your USB, format it and then paste everything back this refreshes the USB and sometimes it works.

Sorry about my english.

Yes, you use a USB cable to charge it from your PC.

The real issue here is Digital Rights Management (DRM). 
Most purchased MP3/WMA/AAC songs are protected by a DRM license.
The only players that can play it are those 1) capable of handling the type of DRM and 2) registered with the correct DRM license.
That's why I only buy music through Amazon.com, because the music is not DRM protected, and you can just copy it to your USB thumb drive or any player you own. I do this all the time with a Pioneer car receiver that has USB capability. Works fine.