USB Car Music Not Showing Artist203

If you're trying to play music from a USB drive in your car, but the artist names are not showing up, there are a few things you can check.

First, make sure that the USB drive is formatted in a compatible format. Most car stereos can read FAT32 and NTFS formats. If your USB drive is formatted in a different format, the stereo may not be able to read the files.

Next, check the file names of the music files. The artist name should be included in the file name, separated from the song title by a hyphen or underscore. For example, a file named "01 - Song Title - Artist Name.mp3" would have the artist name "Artist Name" displayed on the stereo.

If the file names are correct, but the artist names are still not showing up, there may be a problem with the ID3 tags in the music files. ID3 tags are metadata that is stored in the music files and includes information such as the artist name, song title, and album name. If the ID3 tags are missing or incomplete, the stereo may not be able to display the artist names.

You can edit the ID3 tags in the music files using a variety of software programs. Once you have edited the ID3 tags, save the changes and copy the files back to the USB drive.

If you have tried all of the above and the artist names are still not showing up, there may be a problem with the car stereo. You can try resetting the stereo to factory defaults. If that doesn't work, you may need to contact the manufacturer of the stereo for assistance.

2025-01-14

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