Configure a USB C to play in LBX

Jaytgee · Sunday at 10:21 AM

I have put some record albums on a new 16gbs USB C but it's not recognised in the LBX. Does the memory device have to be configured in a special way, currently it's configured FAT32.

Heuer · Sunday at 11:59 AM

If you are having difficulty with FAT32 formatting try downloading Rufus (free) and use it to format FAT32: https://rufus.ie/en/

stepppy · Sunday at 01:03 PM

Does the LBX have a USB-C next to a normal USB?

That is what my NX has, but you can only use the normal USB for media files. The USB-C is for charging only.

Jaytgee · Sunday at 02:02 PM

Yes there are two USB C sockets. One for media and the other is for charging

Heuer · Sunday at 02:42 PM

Plus two at the rear, charging only. Can't have been too much work or expense to make both front USB-C sockets for data!

I bought a s/h 32Gb iPod Touch 8th Gen off eBay and connected it to the LBX via Bluetooth. I have it in the central arm rest storage with a cable running back to one of the rear USB-C sockets to keep it charged. Works flawlessly and picks up from the track playing when I turned the car off. This leaves the front media USB free to connect my phone for Android Auto or high quality playback from stored files. Bluetooth on the LBX is limited to 320kbps - thanks apple!

stepppy · Sunday at 03:56 PM

This seems to be a common question asked about USB formats etc. but I am always puzzled why people still want to use USB now? When I had my Prius I didn't have a choice, but now with my NX having apple CarPlay/Android Auto it is so much easier to use that instead.

I have created a 'Car' playlist on my Mac where I have added several albums and every time I put my Iphone on its charger it syncs and adds any changes I made to my phone and they are ready to be used when I next get in my car.

Am I missing something as to why people still like to use a USB stick?